Christopher Alam

6 days ago | el-observador.com | Christopher Alam

Christopher AlamAmerican Community MediaSetenta años después de que el gobierno de Estados Unidos internó por la fuerza a más de 120.000 personas de ascendencia japonesa, la mayoría de los estadounidenses dice ahora que el período marca un capítulo vergonzoso e injusto en la historia de Estados Unidos.

6 days ago | el-observador.com | Christopher Alam

Christopher AlamAmerican Community MediaSeventy years after the U.S. government forcibly interred more than 120,000 people of Japanese descent, a majority of Americans now say the period marks a shameful and unjust chapter in American history. Those are the findings of a recent YouGov poll published in April which also found contrasting opinions on how Americans feel about reparations for different communities.

6 days ago | arabamericannews.com | Christopher Alam

Seventy years after the U.S. government forcibly interred more than 120,000 people of Japanese descent, a majority of Americans now say the period marks a shameful and unjust chapter in American history. Those are the findings of a recent YouGov poll published in April which also found contrasting opinions on how Americans feel about reparations for different communities. The poll is the first of its kind to gauge American attitudes on Japanese internment since 1942.

1 week ago | americancommunitymedia.org | Christopher Alam

Today, the California Civil Rights Department is launching a first-of-its-kind statewide pilot program to help businesses that opt-in to respond to hate and discrimination. Resources to be provided by the department include training on state civil rights protections at businesses, bystander intervention, technical support, and sexual harassment prevention.

1 week ago | lapost.us | Christopher Alam

Seventy years after the U.S. government forcibly interred more than 120,000 people of Japanese descent, a majority of Americans now say the period marks a shameful and unjust chapter in American history. Those are the findings of a recent YouGov poll published in April which also found contrasting opinions on how Americans feel about reparations for different communities. The poll is the first of its kind to gauge American attitudes on Japanese internment since 1942.