16 ottob 1942 anni - "A Challenge to American Sportsmanship" -
Collier's Magazine 1943, Oct 16
Japanese-American Internment in the Eyes of
Eleanor Roosevelt
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Collier's Magazine 1943, Oct 16 - "A Challenge to American Sportsmanship" - Japanese-American Internment in the Eyes of Eleanor Roosevelt
Here is an article by First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt (1884 – 1962) in which she attempted to play both sides of the street, implying on the one hand that the creation of the Japanese-American internment camps was a reasonable measure in wartime; but the reader doesn't have to have a degree in psychology to recognize that she believed otherwise:
"'A Japanese is always a Japanese' is an easily accepted phrase and it has taken hold quite naturally on the West Coast because of some reasonable or unreasonable fear back of it, but it leads nowhere and solves nothing. Japanese-Americans may be no more Japanese than a German-American is German...All of these people, including the Japanese-Americans, have men who are fighting today for the preservation of the democratic way of life and the ideas around which our nation was built."
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