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REBROADCAST: Honoring Minoru Yasui, Oregonian who challenged curfew on Japanese Americans during WWII

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We listen back to a conversation we first aired in 2015 with a niece of Minoru Yasui, who was posthumously awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Barack Obama for challenging a military curfew on Japanese Americans and their internment during WWII.

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REBROADCAST: Honoring Minoru Yasui, Oregonian who challenged curfew on Japanese Americans during WWII

We listen back to a conversation we first aired in 2015 with a niece of Minoru Yasui, who was posthumously awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Barack Obama for challenging a military curfew on Japanese Americans and their internment during WWII.

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