Thrilled to finally be sharing my Densho blog post on disabled Japanese Americans incarcerated during WWII. #DisabilitySky #skystorians Glad it made it in time for #DayOfRemembrance #EO9066 #AcademicSky

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Remember this day not just as part of history, but as part of the formation of our present and future. Let this remembrance teach us to stay awake, speak truth, and guard the dignity of every neighbor.

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We have faced and defeated racist, xenophobic, fascist leaders before. It takes speaking the truth even when it's uncomfortable, organizing our family, friends and neighbors, and standing steadfast in the fight for justice.

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My grandmother, born in Hollywood and raised east of LA, was incarcerated at Heart Mountain prison camp. I cannot believe it’s happening again. #DayOfRemembrance

February 19, 1942: Executive Order 9066 was signed by FDR and set in motion the wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans. Use this occasion to recommit to standing with those who are vulnerable to the same injustices that the Japanese American community experienced.

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February 19, 2026 marks 84 years since Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, authorizing the forced removal and incarceration of over 120,000 Japanese Americans. #DayofRemembrance

Photo of the book cover for Barbed Voices: Oral History, Resistance, and the World War II Japanese American Social Disaster Includes the text: "it is hardly an exaggeration or a distortion to style what the Japanese American population underwent a disaster. Not only healthy adults, but pregnant mothers, hospitalized cases, the extremely aged, and even infants were evicted to makeshift and isolated detention centers."

On this day in 1942, president Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, leading to the creation of 10 War Relocation Authority–administered concentration camps. Let us continue to amplify the voices of Japanese Americans who endured & resisted. #DayofRemembrance

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Remembrance As we are in the midst of dozens of Day Of Remembrance programs happening all across North America, I’m excited to share a poem this month by one of our young community leaders, Matthew Weisbly. His activism as well as his dedication to family and community come through all he does, including his poetry. If …

This month’s “Nikkei Uncovered” poetry column, curated by traci kato-kiriyama, features a powerful piece from community leader, Matthew Weisbly, as Day of Remembrances are being prepared all across North America. discovernikkei.org/e...
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@amysundberg.bsky.social I'm a little older so I show them this photo of my father (far left) with three of my uncles & two of my aunts. All US citizens. All locked up by the US Govt. #EO9066 #neverforget #DayofRemembrance

How Roosevelt High’s newspaper covered Japanese American removal Over 400 students at the Boyle Heights school were affected by the U.S. government’s incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.

"On this National #DayofRemembrance, which commemorates the 84th anniversary of Roosevelt’s executive order, the archival issues of the Rough Rider newspaper give a glimpse into the lives of #BoyleHeights youth," Boyle Heights Beat. thelalocal.org/neighborhood... #EO9066

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Caption from the Japanese American National Museum: Ink drawing by Harold Kakudo titled "A Moment in History" Executive Order 9066. Camp scene of several incarcerees gathered around and saluting the flag. Bottom center of drawing reads "...With Liberty and Justice For All."

Feb 19, 1942: Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066. #DayofRemembrance #EO9066

"The presidential order launched the unjust incarceration of over 125,000 Japanese Americans in concentration camps across the US during WW2," @jamuseum.bsky.social. blog.janm.org/2026/02/03/d...

Old photograph of a wave in the ocean.

On this day in 1942, Executive Order 9066 was signed, forcing over 120,000 Japanese Americans into concentration camps. #DayofRemembrance

Among the internees were individuals who embraced photography as an important means of artistic expression in the 1920s and 1930s.

One of my relatives, Gloria Imagire, is in this video about the internment of Japanese Americans. #EO9066 #neverforget #DayofRemembrance

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Be like Fred #EO9066 #neverforget #DayofRemembrance

My father (far left) with three of my uncles & two of my aunts. All US citizens. All locked up by the US Govt. #EO9066 #neverforget #DayofRemembrance

My grandfather, Jun Imakire, is third from the left wearing the dark jacket. Photo taken at Heart Mountain, WY where my mother's family was imprisoned.
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During WWII, 120,000 Japanese Americans were forced into internment camps. Today – and always – we recognize the lasting impact on the #JapaneseAmerican community & commit to continue fighting against injustice.

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American Crime, Case #89: 120,000 People of Japanese Descent Put in U.S. Concentration Camps During World War 2 | revcom.us

#OTD in 1942, Democrat president Franklin Roosevelt ordered the round up & imprisonment of 120,000 Japanese Americans in concentration camps for over 2 years. 62% were US citizens; more than half were children.

A massive AMERICAN CRIME

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#OTD in 1942, two months after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order #9066, which led to the imprisonment of some 120,000 Japanese Americans in internment camps. More than two-thirds were native-born U.S. citizens. #DayOfRemembrance

Front page midland reporter telegram. December 27, 1989. The relevant article in the middle is a teacher with a bunch of 10/11 year olds Janice Fischer, a fifth-grade teacher at MISD's Carver McAuliffe Fellows to be used to upgrade the science "we re going to have a school system unmatched program t, Fryar said. The college people Culture Center, recently was awarded a $29,573 Christa program. Carver teacher given science grant

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I remember 40 years ago today, when I was in second grade, passing the post office and asking my mom why the flags were lowered.

She explained the #Challenger tragedy […]

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January 28, 2026 remembering the crew of Challenger STS-51L 40 years later #nasa #challenger #sts51l #dayofremembrance #launchteam

NASA Day of Remembrance - NASA Each January, NASA pauses to honor members of the NASA family who lost their lives while furthering the cause of exploration and discovery, including the

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Join us in honoring the Japanese American Day of Remembrance.

🎨 "Topaz Todders: Children's Art from an American Concentration Camp"
🗓️ Feb 4-Mar 14, Wed-Sat 12 noon-5 pm
📍Oakland Asian Cultural Center
388 9th St, Ste 290, Oakland

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