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“No-No Boy” Character: Ichiro

Oct 14, 2014

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Ivelis Alday. “No-No Boy” Character: Ichiro. In the 1940’s, America was at war with Japan. Ichiro experiences racism from American society for being Japanese, and from the Japanese-American society who fought against Japan in the war. Ichiban feels alone in a world who is against him. Despair.

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“No-No Boy” Character: Ichiro

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Ivelis Alday “No-No Boy” Character: Ichiro In the 1940’s, America was at war with Japan. Ichiro experiences racism from American society for being Japanese, and from the Japanese-American society who fought against Japan in the war. Ichiban feels alone in a world who is against him. Despair Anger ALONE AGAINST THE WORLD HELPLESSNESS LOST

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