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    display and educate people about Canada’s achievements and merits we are disrespecting and invalidating those hurt by the Canadian government and lending a hand in creating an ignorant population. Past events such as compulsory sterilization, Japanese internment camps and residential schools showcases the mistreatment of minorities based off…

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    Although Japanese Americans had done no crime, they were all relocated because of their ancestry. America did not see them as citizens, although two-thirds had been born in the United States an over 70 percent were indeed American Citizens. “But unlike internment, which was based, however inaccurately, on something the individual did or was supposed to have done, the incarceration of Japanese Americans was based on birth or ancestry” (Daniels 301). Japanese Americans were subjected to…

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    used as proof that colored people were able to assimilate and succeed in America (JACL, 5). This was unfair to Asian-Americans and African-Americans alike, but especially cruel to Japanese-Americans as the theory has marginalized Japanese-American internment and efforts as scapegoats…

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    time of Ww2 she was forced into a Internment camp and isolated, even though she was a U.S citizen, Where she had lacked good living spaces and privacy. Miné Okubó like Louie had gotten her dignity taken away from her, but found different ways to regain her dignity she did this by drawing hers and others daily lives at the camps, “Carrying her sketchpad throughout the camp, she carefully recorded all she saw and experienced.”. After several years and two internment camps, she got a job in New…

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    was the attack on Pearl Harbor which took place in 1941 where the Japanese bombed the base in Hawaii. After this attack America grew suspicious of undercover unwanted aliens of the japanese culture so they locked up according to Japanese-American Internment. (n.d.)Retrieved January 29, 2018, from http://www.ushistory.org/us/51e.asp “Over 127,000 united states citizens” because they were of japanese ancestry. Many homes were sold, and many families were separated because some of the fathers were…

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    actually places we first receiving them. For instance, in “When the Emperor was Divine”, the members of the author’s family have lost the sense of kin and family when the father is separated, the mother and her children are grouped into an isolated internment camp. In there for a long time, the mother feels depressed and refuses to eat with her children, while sister spends time eating and hanging out with her friends, letting her brother eat alone in the mess hall. This scene is disheartening…

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    this way. Throughout history governments use their power to persecute the minority based on ethnicity thus authors write about it in their literature. Jeanne Wakatsuki writes Farewell to Manzanar, a recount of her childhood living inside a Japanese internment camp. The robbing of her rights starts with the fear from the American people approaching the start of World War II. The government in South Africa uses their power to oppress certain ethnic groups at a similar time. Trevor Noah writes…

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    Canada is known for its diversity and equality but ever since the first Japanese immigrant arrived in 1877, they were welcomed with racism and discrimination. At first, they were known as more "desirable" compared to the Chinese but quickly that changed. The Japanese Canadians were regarded as spies that would sabotage Canada, although there was no evidence to support their biased judgement. The treatment of the Japanese Canadians was truly unethical, they suffered unbearable living conditions…

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    throughout the chapter. Through the girl’s perspective, the reader discovers the boy loves horses and yearns to become a jockey one day (Otsuka 31). Thus, the second chapter of When the Emperor Was Divine, demonstrates how the girl perceived the Japanese internment events in a more innocent and optimistic way. From the girl’s viewpoint, the reader gains a stronger sense of the personalities of her mother, brother, and the girl,…

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    Racial profiling has been a huge controversy in the 21st century. This topic is so controversial because in this day in age, race has been a touchy subject for a lot of people. Many different races have been affected by racial profiling from the government, the police, and even strangers. Although there have been many situations where racial profiling has backfired, there are also many people have thought that racial profiling is beneficial to finding suspects for police. Racial profiling…

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