3-5 sentences, evaluate the inequality of Japanese Americans in the United States after the war compared to their white neighbors. Choose 1-2 factors to discuss.

Inequalities related to Japanese-American citizens occurred as a result of the Japanese attack on Pearl harbor. This attack caused the Japanese and their descendants who lived in the United States to be seen as enemies and even spies. As a result, Japanese-American citizens had to leave their homes and jobs to live in Japanese internment camps, which were unhealthy places, which gave no support to the physical, social and economic survival of these people, generating great social inequality. between them and their white neighbors.

Some equal inequality is that Japanese-Americans were put into Japanese internment camps after this had happened they had lost all their stuff and had to sell it quickly before they moved into the camps which were the size of a horse pen not only that but there was a lot of stigma. About if they should trust Japanese Americans because people thought that they might be spying on the Americans even though the war had been over