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“Aliens and Non-Aliens”: Japanese American Subjection in a Time of War “Aliens and Non-Aliens”: Japanese American Subjection in a Time of War
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“We Didn’t Have a Flag” “We Didn’t Have a Flag”
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Declarations of Independence Declarations of Independence
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The Heart Mountain Fair Play Committee The Heart Mountain Fair Play Committee
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“A Willingness to Do That” “A Willingness to Do That”
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3 Pledge of Allegiance: Performing Patriotism in the Japanese American Concentration Camps
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Published:December 2013
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Abstract
This chapter analyzes the performances of patriotism that characterized everyday life in the Japanese American Concentration camps. These camps evidence the violent history of Asian American racialization by the state. One of which is deployed performances of patriotism by Heart Mountain Fair Play Committee (HMFPC) members to critically trouble both the state's claim to the Japanese American body and the legitimacy of the camps. The HMFPC strategically used patriotic performances to create an archive of the actual violence of the concentration camps as well as to assert other possibilities for Japanese American subjectivity against the limited options proffered by the state.
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