A wall display spells out the struggle for Japanese American redress
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Title
A wall display spells out the struggle for Japanese American redress
Collection Guide
Asian Pacific Student Union
Created Date
October 1980
Description
The Asian & Pacific Islander Student Union (APSU) was a statewide network of student organizations formed in the 1970s in response to the Regents of the University of California vs. Bakke decision that weakened affirmative action programs in the United States and ultimately paved the way for California to ban such programs altogether in 1996. APSU became heavily involved in political activism, particularly around social justice and civil rights issues, and accordingly, many of their events included marches, rallies, and protests. A wall display provides valuable information and updates on the struggle for Japanese American redress and reparations.
Creators and Contributors
Language
Media Type
Format
Slide (photograph)
Extent
1
File
Dimensions
2.4
x
3.6
cm
Generation
Copy
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Country of Creation
United States
Contributing Organization
Contributing Organization Contact Information
Email: history@vconline.org
Phone: (213) 680-4462
Phone: (213) 680-4462
Organization Websites
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