Steck-Vaughn Stories of America: Student Reader When Justice Failed , Story Book

"Steck-Vaughn Stories of America: Student Reader When Justice Failed" delves into the poignant story of Fred Korematsu, a Japanese American who courageously challenged the U.S. government's decision on internment during World War II. Published on January 1, 1993, this narrative captures the struggle against racial injustice and the fight for immigrant rights through the eyes of Korematsu, whose defiance led him to the Supreme Court. Ideal for elementary-school readers, the book not only explores a significant legal battle but also personal resilience against overwhelming odds. As students journey through this compelling tale, they will gain insights into the cultural and historical contexts that shaped these events, encouraging them to reflect on the importance of standing up for one’s rights and the impact of individual actions on broader societal changes. This story is a crucial lesson in courage and the ongoing quest for justice in America.