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Hak-Soon Kim (1924 – 1997), first survivor to testify in public on August 14, 1991, speaking at the Wednesday Demonstration in 1996
Photo credit: The Korean Council
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 Helen Ahn collection
Asians in America have been integral to the growth of the United States we know today. The stories of Asian diaspora are interwoven in the fabric of our history. This topic examines the history and
issues surrounding the Asian diaspora in the United States. We invite educators to include or expand your AAPI curriculum, utilizing our collection of lesson plans and resources from the Association of Chinese Teachers, Fred T. Korematsu Institute, Facing History and Ourselves, San Francisco Asian Art Museum, Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center, and ESJF. |
“Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe poses inside the cockpit of a T-4 training jet plane, emblazoned with the number 731, of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force’s Blue Impulse flight team on Sunday at the JASDF base in Higashimatsushima in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan.”- Korea Joongang Daily (5/15/2013)
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Lesson plans on the topic of Resistance and Collective Activism focused on resistance movements and the examples they set for today are available below:
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