 | Jesse Frederick Steiner - 1917 - 264 страница
...for various reasons, do not care to hold back permanently the rising tide of the oriental invasion. dice against the Japanese in America today was identical...environment in which they live, is profound. Isolation i is at once a cause and an effect of race prejudice. It I is a vicious circle — isolation, prejudice;... | |
 | Jesse Frederick Steiner - 1917 - 262 страница
...When a race bears an external mark by which every individual member of it can infallibly be identined, that race is by that fact set apart and segregated....among us with the same freedom as the members of other riaces because they bear marks which identify them as embers of their race. This fact isolates them.... | |
 | Daniel Y. Kim - 2005 - 324 страница
...anti-Japanese, and anti-Chinese racism as identical: "Japanese, Chinese, and Negroes cannot move among us because they bear marks which identify them as members of their race" (625). Yet he also suggests that "prejudice against the Japanese ... is now more pronounced than it... | |
 | Richard W. Rees - 2007 - 192 страница
...prejudice; prejudice, isolation" (Introduction 625). Because they bear the marks of their race, the Japanese, Chinese, and Negroes "cannot move among us with the same freedom as members of other races" and so, unlike the European immigrant, "they are bound to live in the American... | |
 | Timothy P. Fong - 2008 - 580 страница
...Asians were key to understanding US society because they were racially distinctive from Europeans. "Japanese, Chinese, and Negroes cannot move among...marks which identify them as members of their race," explained Park. "This fact isolates them." Segregation and isolation lead to prejudice and prejudice,... | |
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... inevitably and automatically classify every individual human being we meet. When a race bears an external mark by which every individual member of it can infallibly be identified, that race is by that fact set apart and segregated. Japanese, Chinese,... 