Discrimination Against Japanese During WW2

A detailed Summary of Discrimination Against Japanese During WW2

Asians in North America are discriminated for any reason people can find. From

Japanese and Chinese began immigrating to North America during the mid-

1800's and were a great target of cheap labour. Working anywhere from farm fields to

factories and being paid barely anything to keep them alive.

Discrimination laws passed during the early 1900's that denies the right of

Japanese to become citizens, to own land, or to marry outside of their race. In some

certain areas they could not buy land or get jobs in certain industries. Also there kids

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