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Japanese Americans were excluded and put into camps

(A Hole in the Constitution)

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The Japanese Americans did so much for the American army like fighting in Europe but people still did not provid them rights.

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Rafe Westlund - Japanese Americans returned from the war with many decorated awards and metals but were still turned down basic services

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Rafe Westlund - Japanese Americans returned from the war with many decorated awards and metals but were still turned down basic services

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(Japanese Americans: A Hole in the Constitution)

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Even after being super brave in the war and coming back, Japanese American soldiers would be turned away from places.

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During WW2 Japanese American soldiers provided services like translator for the US Army that were theorized to have reduced the length of the war by two years - Takaki - Japanese Americans

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Japanese American men at the camps were allowed to fight in the war rather than being in the camps. The "Takaki" writing says " The 442nd Regimental Combat Team made of Japanese Americans earned 18000 decorations, including more than 3,600 Purple Hearts" When they came home they were not greeted as the heroes they were. Instead people would make racial slurs towards them, not allow them into stores, and worst of all many came home to nothing.

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Japanese people are just seen as useful for America 33,000 Japanese men enlisted in the military to be seen as more American and more patriotic.  They may have shortened the war by 2 years but they were. Still discriminated against. Another example of this is the fact that Japanese people built a railroad for less than 1 dollar a day and were still sometimes not allowed to own land or were sent back to Japan.
Video and Documentary

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Only Japanese Men born in American could leave the camps to enlist in the army, it was estimated that the help from the Japanese shorted the war by 2 years.

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Only Japanese Men born in American could leave the camps to enlist in the army, it was estimated that the help from the Japanese shorted the war by 2 years.

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Book (Japanese Americans: A hole in the Constitution)

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Even though the Chinese built the economy, they weren't rewarded and they were racially discriminated against.

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"Chinese were seen as outsiders who came to “steal” the jobs of white Americans.  Support for the Exclusion Act was overwhelming." (154) [From China to Gold Mountain]

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Chinese railroad workers were left out of photos even though the railroad couldn't have been built without them.

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Chinese railroad workers were left out of photos even though the railroad couldn't have been built without them.

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(PBS Asian Americans)

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"The United States passes the Chinese Exclusion Act, suspending the immigration of Chinese laborers to the United States and denying Chinese the right to become American citizens.  It is the first U. S. restriction on immigration based on race and nationality, and stops large scale Chinese immigration for sixty years."(Asian American History)

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The Chinese built the railroad and yet they got no credit. When the time came that the railroad was complete the workers were not allowed to be in the picture and got not credit. (PBS Video)

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They were exploited and worked under awful conditions and paid a measly wage of less than a dollar