The American Japanese Problem a Study of the Racial Relations of the East And T
The American Japanese Problem a Study of the Racial Relations of the East And T
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They have been aroused by occidental stimulants in the shape of commerce, military and naval prod- dings, and Christian missions. Hundreds of milhons of severely disciplined peoples, constituting a half of the earth's population, are coming to national and racial self-consciousness. They are beginning to catch the vision of new life; to see the world and their own inferior places therein. They propose to remain in their present plight no longer, but seizing the tools and instruments of progress... put into their hands by Occidentals, they intend to work out their own destinies. They refuse to remain longer as phant subject races, open to the exploitations of aggressive whites. They intend to stand on their own feet, possess their own lands, develop their own natural resources. They no longer despise the white man's civilization, nor shrink from facing him on his own terms. They intend to master his science, ac- quire his machineiy, utilize his experience, and to 202 THE AMERICAN JAPANESE PROBLEM stand as his equal in every branch of human endeavor and attainment.
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They have been aroused by occidental stimulants in the shape of commerce, military and naval prod- dings, and Christian missions. Hundreds of milhons of severely disciplined peoples, constituting a half of the earth's population, are coming to national and racial self-consciousness. They are beginning to catch the vision of new life; to see the world and their own inferior places therein. They propose to remain in their present plight no longer, but seizing the tools and instruments of progress... put into their hands by Occidentals, they intend to work out their own destinies. They refuse to remain longer as phant subject races, open to the exploitations of aggressive whites. They intend to stand on their own feet, possess their own lands, develop their own natural resources. They no longer despise the white man's civilization, nor shrink from facing him on his own terms. They intend to master his science, ac- quire his machineiy, utilize his experience, and to 202 THE AMERICAN JAPANESE PROBLEM stand as his equal in every branch of human endeavor and attainment.
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