Recommended Readings: Ronald Takaki. New York: A Back Bay Book, Strangers from a Different Shore. 2002. The Politics of Asian Americans in Hawaii 1-13 Suburban Transformations Book: From Exclusion to Inclusion: The Four Stages of Asian American Politics Political Mobilization and Incorporation Reserve Readings: Hawaii Sends First Asian American Woman to Senate Participation in Electoral Politics: Evolving Patterns in Hawaii and Mainland States (I will email this to you.) The Massie Case: Injustice and Courage Recommended Readings: by George Ariyoshi Hawaii: The Past Fifty Years, The Next 50 Years For more information on the Massie Affair and Hawaii Politics, see the following links: Japanese American Internment and the Issue of Reparations 1-15 Film: Unfinished Business: The Japanese American Internment Cases (55 minutes) examines the internment of 120,000 Japanese, German, and Italian citizens and legal residents in for 3 ½ years during the 1940s. “relocation centers” Textbook Readings: pp. 35-40 Takao Ozawa v. U.S, pp. 23-28 Yick Wo v. Hopkins, Suburban Transformations Book: Locating Contemporary Political Incorporation: The Suburb vs. the Metropolis Gardena, California: Two Generations of a Japanese American Majority City Council Recommended Readings: Lawson Inada. Only What We Could Carry. Frank H. Wu. New York: Yellow: Race in American Beyond Black and White. Basic Books, 2002. Joe Feagin. New York: Praeger Racial and Ethnic Relations. Seventh Edition. Publishers, 2003. Recommended Films: (Available on youtube) All We Could Carry Going for Broke: Japanese Americans in World War II Greatest Mysteries of World War II: The Japanese Internment Camps Jim and Jap Crow: A History of 1940s Japanese American Internment and Interracial America 1-20 Reserve Readings (I will email these to you): The Myth of the American Concentration Camp
Recommended Readings: Strangers from a Different Shore. Ronald Takaki. New York: A Back Bay Book, 2002. The Politics of Asian Americans in Hawaii 1-13 Suburban Transformations Book: From Exclusion to Inclusion: The Four Stages of Asian American Politics Political Mobilization and Incorporation Reserve Readings: Hawaii Sends First Asian American Woman to Senate Participation in Electoral Politics: Evolving Patterns in Hawaii and Mainland States (I will email this to you.) The Massie Case: Injustice and Courage Recommended Readings: Hawaii: The Past Fifty Years, The Next 50 Years by George Ariyoshi For more information on the Massie Affair and Hawaii Politics, see the following links: Japanese American Internment and the Issue of Reparations 1-15 Film: Unfinished Business: The Japanese American Internment Cases (55 minutes) examines the internment of 120,000 Japanese, German, and Italian citizens and legal residents in “relocation centers” for 3 ½ years during the 1940s. Textbook Readings: Takao Ozawa v. U.S, pp. 35-40 Yick Wo v. Hopkins, pp. 23-28 Suburban Transformations Book: Locating Contemporary Political Incorporation: The Suburb vs. the Metropolis Gardena, California: Two Generations of a Japanese American Majority City Council Recommended Readings: Only What We Could Carry. Lawson Inada. Yellow: Race in American Beyond Black and White. Frank H. Wu. New York: Basic Books, 2002. Racial and Ethnic Relations. Seventh Edition. Joe Feagin. New York: Praeger Publishers, 2003. Recommended Films: (Available on youtube) All We Could Carry Going for Broke: Japanese Americans in World War II Greatest Mysteries of World War II: The Japanese Internment Camps Jim and Jap Crow: A History of 1940s Japanese American Internment and Interracial America 1-20 Reserve Readings (I will email these to you): The Myth of the American Concentration Camp
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