who teach about the history and implications of racism in America.

cinema is not just entertainment but a space of struggle.At the University of Washington.

and Cultural DevianceBy the mid-1990s.Japanese soft power was seeping into California: green tea H?agen-Dazs.but also the deeper human struggle against displacement and state power.

Now almost everything is online.he spent five years in Asagaya haunting theaters and watching films that were then inaccessible abroad.

is their response to injustice.

and by 2010 the government launched the Cool Japan initiative to brand anime.A recent YouGov poll found that only 13% of Americans regard the incarceration of people of Japanese ancestry in the U.

The action was initiated by an executive order signed by President Franklin D.Baseline party identification is the respondents most recent answer given around Nov.

The vast majority (93%) of Americans said it was the right thing to move Japanese aliens — the phrase used in the 1942 question — away from the Pacific Coast; only 1% called it the wrong thing to do.Americans 65 and older are the least likely to doubt the loyalty of people of Japanese ancestry in the U.