On July 28, Michael Krazny’s popular talk show, Forum, featured Elaine Elinson and Stan Yogi, co-authors of the book Wherever There’s a Fight, which tells the history of California through the eyes of those who struggled to be recognized as equal. Elaine and Stan discussed Fred Korematsu’s case, which kicks off the Introduction and wraps up the Epilogue of their book. Karen Korematsu was one of the featured callers. Listen to the show here.
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