Japanese American internment victims received redress through relocation-era claims.

Evidence

BACK TO NOTE REFERENCE 100 David Reyes, “Night Visitors Brought Halt to Family’s Hopes: Relocation: Odyssey of O.C.’s Masudas Mirrored Fates of Thousands Along the West Coast,” Los Angeles Times, February 17, 1992. … BACK TO NOTE REFERENCE 101 Arthur A. Hansen, “Nikkei Agriculture in Orange County, California, the Masuda Farm Family, and the American Way of Redressing Racism—Part 2 of 6,” Discover Nikkei, November 30, 2012, https://discovernikkei.org/​en/​journal/​2012/​11/​30/​masuda-family-2. … BACK TO NOTE REFERENCE 102 Tom Berg, “Family’s Love of Country Overcame Injustices,” Orange County Register, May 27, 2014. … BACK TO NOTE REFERENCE 103 Berg, “Family’s Love of Country.” — Dorothy A. Brown, Getting to Reparations, 771

Categorization

Category: Factual Claims

• QUESTION: These are the source citations for the Japanese American redress precedent Brown invokes; the substance of the comparison lives in the main text.