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Essay heading: Japanese Americans internment
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I was dreaming so long about life in wealthy country, where all nations live together with no ethnic incidents and with equal opportunities; and my dream came true.
But, just a few days ago, I realized how the process of naturalization for some nations in the United States was difficult and painful... displayed 300 characters
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Even though their rights were guaranteed by the Constitution more than a hundred and thirty years ago, more than 120,000 Japanese-Americans were sent from the West Coast and Hawaii to 10 internment camps in the aftermath of Pearl Harbor. The only reason was that they were different. They had different color of skin and their language was different... displayed next 300 characters
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