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Japanese Peruvians

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Japanese immigrants

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Japanese American press

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Japanese American internment

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Japanese American Citizens League

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Nativism

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Racism

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Racial and ethnic categories in the United States

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Racial and ethnic categories in Canada

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Italian immigrants: Italian Contributions to American Cuisine

The art of cooking has always been part of the Italian domestic landscape.

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Italian immigrants: Italian Stereotypes

Few European immigrant groups have faced as much ethnic prejudice as Italians.

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Italian immigrants: Families

An important center of Italian immigrant life has been the family.

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Italian immigrants: Italian Religion and Culture

Historically, most Italians have been Roman Catholics, and immigrants have continued in that religious faith in the United States.

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Italian immigrants: Twentieth Century Trends

Anti-Italian sentiments among native-born Americans grew along with the burgeoning numbers of Italian immigrants.

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