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This photo of a 1989 march against Apartheid illustrates a 2022 NBC News story titled ““‘Because we know it is possible’: Japanese Americans join fight for reparation” and subtitled “Japanese Americans were one of the first major groups to receive redress from the U.S. government. Now they’re supporting the Black…

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