Japanese are brought up in different environments. different methods of life. different ideals. They do not assimilate with American people. but are what we call "clannish." I do not state that as a fault but as a fact. naturally following the differences that I have mentioned. Immigrants from European countries soon become assimilated with the American people and interested members of the communities in which they live. and the accumulations of their industry go to increase the resources of the community. Not so the Japanese. They associate with each other. and to but a limited extent with their American neighbors.
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Japanese do not assimilate with American people, but are what we call 'clannish'.