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E. B. Du Bois called for the re-establishment of basic rights for black citizens in a speech at Harper's Ferry in 1906 saying we want full manhood suffrage and we want it now henceforth and forever. An executive order in 1942 leads to the forced internment of thousands of Japanese Americans in the United States as World War II rages across the ocean. A Young man named Fred Korematsu defies the military and challenges precedent Franklin Rosebuhl in the halls of the Supreme Court From wondering this is episode three of Supreme Court landmark for American history talents I also have two other podcasts you might like American scandal and American elections wicked game by Keith Weldon medley
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