...Japanese are so differently constituted that they do not assimilate. If they were given an opportunity the Japanese are quite as capable as the Italians,...Japanese bears in his features a distinctive racial hall mark, that he wears, so to speak, a racial uniform, classifies him. He cannot become a mere individual...

...Japanese are so differently constituted that they do not assimilate. If they were given an opportunity the Japanese are quite as capable as the Italians,...Japanese bears in his features a distinctive racial hall mark, that he wears, so to speak, a racial uniform, classifies him. He cannot become a mere individual...

...Japanese are so differently constituted that they do not assimilate. If they were given an opportunity the Japanese are quite as capable as the Italians,...Japanese bears in his features a distinctive racial hall mark, that he wears, so to speak, a racial uniform, classifies him. He cannot become a mere individual...

...Japanese are so differently constituted that they do not assimilate. If they were given an opportunity, the Japanese are quite as capable as the Italians,...but with the Japanese skin. The Jap is not the right colour. " The fact that the Japanese bears in his features a distinctive racial hallmark, that he wears,...

...instructive. "The trouble is not with the Japanese mind," foresaw the sociologist Robert E. Park in 1914, "but with the Japanese skin. The Jap is not the right color." Decades later the real trouble was with the mind of Roosevelt, Stimson, McCloy, and their cohorts,...

...Park, who knew Ichihashi through the Survey of Race Relations and the Institute of Pacific Relations. "The trouble is not with the Japanese mind but with the Japanese skin," Park wrote in 1928 in a study of whites' attitudes about race. "The Japanese, like the Negro, is condemned...

...the larger society. They were judged not by the content of their character but by their complexion. "The trouble is not with the Japanese mind but with the Japanese skin," wrote Park as he observed American-white attitudes in 1913. "The Jap is not the right color."3 (Strangers...

...see Laurene Wu McClain, "Donaldina Cameron: A Reappraisal," Pacific Historian 27 (1983): 25—35. 34- "The Jap is not the right color. The fact that the...wears, so to speak, a racial uniform, classifies him." From Robert E. Park, "Racial Assimilation in Secondary Groups," Publications of the American Sociological...

...that make him conspicuous and hence likely to attract the fear or hostility of the dominant group: the Japanese bears in his features a distinctive racial...hallmark, that he wears, so to speak, a racial uniform which classifies him. He cannot become a mere individual, indistinguishable in the cosmopolitan mass...

...Japanese are so differently constituted that they do not assimilate. If they were given an opportunity, the Japanese are quite as capable as the Italians,...the Japanese skin. The Jap is not the right color. (760) While Michael Omi and Howard Winant have criticized the approach to race relations that Park...