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https://twitter.com/inminivanhell/status/1486051216995934208My crime? Writing about & working to save @WintersburgHB in Huntington Beach, an endangered National Treasure historic place representing over a century of Japanese American history. The history that's "CRT."
https://twitter.com/SurfCityWriter/status/1483168410812882948
https://twitter.com/RepSteel/status/14429318343466311692/ Isojiro Oka was arrested & taken by FBI on January 28, 1942, for the sole reason of his Japanese ancestry.
https://twitter.com/SenWhitehouse/status/1441842690555985920The WPA built/improved 651,000 miles of roads, 19,700 miles of water mains, 500 water treatment plants, 24,000 miles of sidewalks, 12,800 playgrounds, 24,000 miles of storm and sewer lines, 1,200 airport buildings, 226 hospitals, and 5,900+ schools.
https://twitter.com/NBCAsianAmerica/status/14266121209264414762/ In the 1980s, disinformation again pushed idea that Japanese were taking over California, buying up businesses, properties. They were big investors, but reality was the largest foreign investment was the Dutch. Nevertheless, hate was directed at Asians.
https://twitter.com/AFP/status/1425582799952695301Huge contracts awarded to unknown, sometimes brand new parties. They took advantage of cash society (no bank system for a while, handwritten receipts) and lived well in guest houses where they frequently disrespected local norms, customs. You don't win hearts & minds that way.
https://twitter.com/SurfCityWriter/status/1282742416525541376OCDE board member Ken L. Williams D.O. included this on his 2008 bio: "strongly believes in the reliable standards of Judeo-Christian values as the reason for our nation's greatness...conservative family whose parents immigrated to the United States from Canada and England." 🧐
https://twitter.com/jamuseum/status/10711549332468121612/ In December 2016, @latimes retracted letters they published, "The Times regrets publishing letters about the Japanese American internment that weren't 'civil, fact-based discourse'", after historians and the Japanese American community provided facts. latimes.com/travel/la-tr-l…
https://twitter.com/NPR/status/1017397413563195393~The Ottawa Journal, March 18, 1947