Susan Serrano
@skserrano.bsky.social
Fred T. Korematsu Professor of Law & Social Justice; Associate Director, Ka Huli Ao Center for Excellence in Native Hawaiian Law, William S. Richardson School of Law.
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"What I need you to know is we are organized.
What I need you to know is that you need to get organized.
What I need you to know is they are coming.
What I need you to know is you can stop them...
This is how it works: We protect each other, period. These are our neighbors, our friends, our family"
What I need you to know is that you need to get organized.
What I need you to know is they are coming.
What I need you to know is you can stop them...
This is how it works: We protect each other, period. These are our neighbors, our friends, our family"
What I Need You To Understand, Notes from Chicago in Late October | dansinker.com
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October 25, 2025 at 11:08 PM
"What I need you to know is we are organized.
What I need you to know is that you need to get organized.
What I need you to know is they are coming.
What I need you to know is you can stop them...
This is how it works: We protect each other, period. These are our neighbors, our friends, our family"
What I need you to know is that you need to get organized.
What I need you to know is they are coming.
What I need you to know is you can stop them...
This is how it works: We protect each other, period. These are our neighbors, our friends, our family"
40 years later, unearthed documents revealed that no military necessity existed for the JA incarceration & the U.S. gov’t lied to SCOTUS. In 1984 fed. Judge Patel overturned his conviction. Fred fought for civil rights for the rest of his life.
May we all have his courage during these dark times.
May we all have his courage during these dark times.
January 30, 2025 at 11:32 PM
40 years later, unearthed documents revealed that no military necessity existed for the JA incarceration & the U.S. gov’t lied to SCOTUS. In 1984 fed. Judge Patel overturned his conviction. Fred fought for civil rights for the rest of his life.
May we all have his courage during these dark times.
May we all have his courage during these dark times.