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Title: nisei daughter
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"Black and White, it didn't make any difference who you were, ?cause everybody was poor" (Terkel, 41). Adversity is probably putting it mildly for most living in America in the 1930's. From people losing children from traveling from place to place such as the young baby that died of soot and smoke inhalation riding through the train tunnels (Terkel, 15) to wealthy Anglo men not being able to handle the pressures of such a time by killing themselves... Showed first 250 characters
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"They weren't able to live up to the standards they were accustomed to, and they got ashamed in front of their women" (Terkel, 83) The shame these men felt led to their suicide.
In comparison, Monica Sone's account of the adversity her family and other Japanese ?Americans felt during WWII and even before that was mainly based on Racism and Bigotry; However I think their toughest test of adversity was felt in February of 1942... Showed next 250 characters
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