Heroes Among Us: The Kazuo Masuda Story
Nisei soldier, Kazuo Masuda of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, was killed in action in Italy in July 1944. Though his family experienced anti-Asian discrimination in the post-war era, his legacy and impact would be greatly felt through the signing of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 by President Ronald Reagan. This episode is presented in recognition of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. We acknowledge that anti-Asian/American hate is not new, and neither is the fact that Asian Americans have proven time and again that being an American is never a matter of the color of one's skin.
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Heroes Among Us: Incident at Bamber Bridge
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Jacket found in France tracked back to World War II vet in Hawaii
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2023 Go For Broke Monument Anniversary Virtual Tribute
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Most Decorated U.S. Army Unit: Japanese-Americans in the U.S. Army (WW2)
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Honor Before Glory: 442nd RCT & 100th BN (WW2HRT_32-04)
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Japanese-American Soldier Recalls World War 2 | Memoirs Of WWII #19
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Chairman Mao: The Rise & Fall Of Mao Zedong
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Veteran recalls interrogation of Japanese Imperial officer on Iwo Jima
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