101 Ways to Tell You’re Japanese American: Difference between revisions

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101 WAYS TO TELL YOU’RE JAPANESE AMERICAN

By Tony Osumi and Jenni Kuida

#. You know that Camp doesn’t mean a cabin in the woods.

#. You know that [[Japanese American Internment Camp | Camp]] doesn’t mean a cabin in the woods.

#. The men in your family were gardeners, farmers or produce workers.

#. The women in your family were seamstresses, domestic workers or farm laborers.

#. Your Issei grandparents had an arranged marriage.

#. Your [[Issei]] grandparents had an arranged marriage.

#. One of your relatives was a ~~“picture~~ bride.”

#. One of your relatives was a “[[picture bride]].”

#. You have Nisei relatives named Keiko, Aiko, Sumi or Mary.

#. You have Nisei relatives named Tak, Tad, George, Harry or Shig.

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 WAYS TO TELL YOU’RE JAPANESE AMERICAN
 By Tony Osumi and Jenni Kuida
-#. You know that Camp doesn’t mean a cabin in the woods.
+#. You know that [[Japanese American Internment Camp | Camp]] doesn’t mean a cabin in the woods.
 #. The men in your family were gardeners, farmers or produce workers.
 #. The women in your family were seamstresses, domestic workers or farm laborers.
-#. Your Issei grandparents had an arranged marriage.
+#. Your [[Issei]] grandparents had an arranged marriage.
-#. One of your relatives was a “picture bride.”
+#. One of your relatives was a “[[picture bride]].”
 #. You have Nisei relatives named Keiko, Aiko, Sumi or Mary.
 #. You have Nisei relatives named Tak, Tad, George, Harry or Shig.
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 [[Category: Nikkei]]
 [[Category: Gen X Nikkei]]
+[[Category: 101 Ways]]