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they were a single mother who resettled in New York after the War where she became the assistant director of the public health organization. in the 1960's they joined the AAA and protested the Vietnam war.

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when they were 15 their family was "evacuated" to Gila river
She would major in biology and minor in other STEM topics pioneering women in STEM movement
-devoted herself to researching the “untold story” of the concentration camps.

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- friends with Malcolm X
-After Pearl harbor her father was detained by the FBI, after being released her father died from inhuman conditions while being detained
-became active in Asian Americans for Action (AAA) and other civil rights organizations
-She also advocated for nuclear disarmament, an end to the Vietnam War, Japanese American redress, Puerto Rican independence,i
-passed away in 2014.

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-grew up in a redlined neighborhood in Seattle
-Kurose worked for an interethnic porter’s union
-involved in the open housing movement
-received the United Nations Human Rights Award in 1992.
- Became a teacher in an all-white school and fought criticism from racist parents.

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-spent a lot of her time in dude centric spaces
-former Minidoka inmate
- returned to Seatttle with her family after being detained during the war and soon after joined the Japanese American Citizens League