... . Gradually, the terms "race" and "class" became interchangeable. As this approach became popular, "races" were characterized by skin or hair type. Also accompanying characteristics of intelligence, physical ability, sexuality, or trustworthiness was attributed to the definition. Within so - called race, subgroups may also practice racism. For example, Jews and eastern Europeans were defined (in races) even when their national origins were ... ...

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... for not recognizing her parents and grandparents as citizen of America. Noda considers her family to be victim since staying silent is the only choice they have to prove their trustworthiness as good resident. Noda unveils her anger on her parents and grandparents for not speaking up for their rights during the war. She writes, "Why did you go into those ... ...

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