In Interviews with Third-Generation Japanese Americans, Janice Tanaka Found

question 6

Multiple Choice

In interviews with third-generation Japanese Americans, Janice Tanaka found:

• A) their second-generation parents, most of whom had been interned as youth (and as U.S. citizens) during World War II, were greatly affected by that forcible incarceration.
• B) their second-generation parents put considerable pressure on themselves and their children to conform to white norms and perspectives in the post-World War II era.
• C) the effects of hyperconformity to whiteness are often very negative, including physical or mental illness, or alcoholism and drug addiction.
• D) some Japanese Americans have committed suicide as a result of great stress ultimately grounded in the realities of whites' anti-Asian racism.
• E) All the above

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