As a third-generation Japanese American, Kathy Nishimoto Masaoka remembers the fight for reparations during the Japanese redress movement in the 1970's. "I think we always felt very connected to other communities of color and saw similarities of our own situations," Masaoka, the co-chair of Nikkei for Civil Rights and Redress, told CNN.40 last year, told CNN the fact that other communities have received reparations on a federal government level shows Congress they can do the same for Black people."There's been no attempt by the American government to specifically address the harms and continued harms inflicted upon us," Howard told CNN."Our...
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