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47 UCLA L. Rev. 1747 (1999-2000)
Collective Memory, History, and Social Justice

handle is hein.journals/uclalr47 and id is 1761 raw text is: COLLECTIVE MEMORY, HISTORY, AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
Sharon K. Hom
Eric K. Yamamoto**
This Article is part of a larger project, entitled Re-Forming Civil Rights in
Uncivil Times, that will be published as a special 2001 issue of the UCLA Amer-
asia Journal, guest edited by Professors Horn and Yamamoto. The Article describes
first the larger project, an interrogation of rights in the context of the U.S. civil rights
legacy and the development of international human rights in the twentieth century.
It then focuses critical discussion on two case studies, one current and one historical
(Rice v. Cayetano and the Civil Rights Congress), and develops two theoretical
and strategic aspects of the project: (1) an analysis of the dynamics of collective
memory in framing present-day justice grievances and claims, and (2) a critique of
the complex intersection of international and domestic rights discourse and
practice.
IN TRO DU CTIO  N  ........................................................................................................... 1748
1.   DOMESTIC CIVIL RIGHTS AND INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS:
C HALLENGES     AND  POSSIBILITIES ......................................................................... 1752
II.  RE-FORM    ING  C IVIL  R IGHTS ................................................................................. 1754
III. RIGHTS, JUSTICE, AND THE STRUGGLE OVER COLLECTIVE MEMORY
(ERIC  K . YA M A M OTO ) ......................................................................................... 1756
A .  C ollective  M em  ory  ...................................................................................... 1757
B.   M  ultidisciplinary  Insights ............................................................................ 1760
C .  Im plications for Justice  Strategies ................................................................ 1764
D .  R ice  v. C ayetano  ........................................................................................... 1766
E.   The   O ffice  of H awaiian  A ffairs ................................................................... 1766
F.   T h e  C hallenge  ............................................................................................. 1768
G .  T h e  D ecision  ............................................................................................... 1770
H.   The Battle over Collective Memory ............................................................ 1771
I.   R ice  Suprem acy  ............................................................................................ 1773
IV. INTERNATIONALIZING U.S. CIVIL RIGHTS: HISTORICAL INSIGHTS
AND CURRENT CHALLENGES (SHARON K. HOM) ............................................... 1777
A .  International M   oves  .................................................................................... 1779
B.   How I Found/Lost My Way in the 1950s Enroute
to  the  Twentieth  C entury  ........................................................................... 1793
*     Professor of Law at City University of New York, School of Law.
**    Professor of Law, William S. Richardson School of Law, University of Hawaii. The Authors
thank their research assistants, Michelle Kim, May Mon Post, and Alison Lipsky for their research
and manuscript preparation assistance.

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