JPN American Community Rallies In SF Against Racism & Xenophobia and Attacks on Minorities

Japanese American Community Rallies In SF Against Racism & Xenophobia and Attacks on Minorities

Japanese Americans Unify Against Racism Xenophobia & Attacks On Minoriities in San Francisco at Peace Plaza
https://youtu.be/T13pKptpLSA
Hundreds of Japanese Americans, Japanese and opponents of the growing racial, religious hatred rallied in San Francisco to speak out. The talked about the growing racism, xenophobia and growing attacks on minorities and LBFT. Participants also talked about the affect on themselves and their families of the incarceration of 120,000 Japanese Americans, Peruvian Japanese and Japanese in concentration camps during the 2nd world war.
The rally was on November 22, 2016 at the Peace Plaza in San Francisco Japan town and youth also spoke out about how they are a being affected.
This rally was sponsored by the Bay Area Day of Remembrance Consortium.
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Japanese American Community Rallies Against Racism & Xenophobia In SF Shimuzu & Yamamoto Speak
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GQxehOV2ZA
The Japanese American community rallied on November 22, 2016 in San Francisco at the Peace Plaza in Japan Town to protest the growing wave of racism, homophobia and xenophobia.
One speaker was Grace Shimizu who was with the Comfort Women Justice Coalition. Larry Yamamoto who is a retired member of ILWU Local 10 was interviewed about he and his families incarceration in concentration camps during the 2nd world war. He discussed the fight of the ILWU against discrimination.
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http://remembercomfortwomen.org
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