Times have changed for the better—not.

…rimination. This mainly happened in California, which was the major destination for the immigrants. This anti-Japanese movement quickly spread and gained support from the other states because they wanted to ‘save the jobs for the locals.’ Eventually, the US government made the Gentlemen’s Agreement with Japan in 1908 to stop Japanese lab…
Here’s How Japanese American Soldiers Were Treated During World War II
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