No one thing in modern history has ever inspired such a fear and hatred towards an ethnic group, as did that day on December 7, 1941. The undeclared act of war against the American fleet at Pearl Harbor enraged the people of the United States against the Japanese and people of Japanese ancestry. It was a period in United States history when reason, and compassion, were disposed of. A period where the laws and rights set forth …showed first 75 words of 1674 total…

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