Local efforts to document Japanese American incarceration show history repeating
Executive Order 9066 led to incarceration of over 120,000 Japanese Americans in remote camps; local activists revisited that history amid modern immigration policy threats.
San Jose youth keep Chinese American heritage alive at History Park
Anti-Asian laws, violence, and exclusion in San Jose's history mirror modern immigration enforcement; a local museum preserves Heinlenville's community memory.
Psychological theories predicted COVID-19 would increase xenophobia; evidence shows racism against Asians rose in the US and UK, but causation and longevity remain unproven.
Trailblazer, human rights activist Susan Eng dead at 72 | CBC News
Susan Eng was a pioneering human rights advocate and the first Chinese Canadian woman on the Toronto Police Services Board, who fought against racism until her death.