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This is one of the several types of American War Time Propaganda. 

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Here's an image of the World War 2 trenches having unity between minorities and whites before it was common. 

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Here are a few posters to donate food for soldiers. 

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Here's an image of an internment camp from a distance. 

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Minorities were 13% of American forces in WWII, however, all US citizens were equally subjected to "the draft". During WWII, minorities serving include (but aren't limited to) Latinos, Jews, Italians, Polish, etc. A major reason most of those polish-american soldiers joined were that they felt by not joining the war they were turning their backs on Poland.

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US wartime propaganda was used to increase support of the war effort of the Allies. This reached people in many different forms including advertisments, recruitment posters, comic books, etc. Wartime propaganda was even pushed upon other countries and remote (to the US) locations using leaflets. These leaflets were also used on Japan and unfortunately had little effect saying prisoners would not be harmed. These finally worked after the dropping of the atomic bombs, they claimed they had more explosive power at their disposal. Another major form of propaganda was the radio, this greatly exceeded most other medias, this ranged from Roosevelt's fireside chats to sending messages to the Italian Navy convincing their surrender.

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This video discusses information about the minority units who served in WWII

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Here's a video example of WWII American Wartime propaganda.

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Rations were in short a way to be uncostly, light, small, and healthy for front-line soldiers during WWII and these were often made using food donations from the American citizens. Other things rationed were inclusive of but not limited to Gas, Medicines, and even cars. This was in a way, kind of like a way of saving money to donate to the war effort.

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YouTube videos (linked below their topics)

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YouTube videos (linked below their topics)

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Here's an example of a video spreading the idea of rationing in WWII.

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WWII Rationing, USA, Ration Book No. 2, Wartime Food, Archive Footage

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United States of America National Anthem (Instrumental)

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National anthem of the United States of America (lyrics)

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During WWII, after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the majority of Americans feared Japanese-Americans due to their racial background. This caused the creation of the interment camps, these were like prison but in some ways more and in other ways not more luxurious than prison. This led to the lower chance for the Japanese-Americans who wanted to serve in WWII due too being stuck in the camps.

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Here's a video on the Japanese internment camps, the conditions, what it was like, etc.

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Ugly History: Japanese American incarceration camps - Densho