Susan Hayase
Susan Hayase was a part of the grassroots movement for Japanese American redress in San Jose, working in the Nihonmachi Outreach Committee (NOC) and the National Coalition for Redress/Reparations (NCRR.) A performing member of San Jose Taiko from 1980 through 1990, appointed in 1995 to the Civil Liberties Public Education Fund Board by President Clinton, serving as its vice-chair, most recently she is a co-founder of San Jose Nikkei Resisters (SJNR), a grassroots multi-generational community organization building support for reparations for slavery as well as for public safety and issues of accountability, and to organize around sustainability for San Jose Japantown.
Updated March 2024
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28 de marzo de 2024 • Susan Hayase , traci kato-kiriyama
Este mes, presentamos la voz feroz y perspicaz de Susan Hayase, con sede en San José. Si bien conozco mejor a Susan en espacios activistas y de organización comunitaria intergeneracional, siempre agradezco leer sus escritos, ya que tiene mucho que compartir y enseñarnos. Aquí presentamos piezas de interrogación y homenaje, desde tres abuelos distintos de Susan hasta el singular Alan Nishio. Disfrutar… —traci kato-kiriyama * * * * * Susan Hayase formó parte del movimiento de base para la reparación …
