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Debito Arudou

As seen in: The Japan Times, Shingetsu News Agency
Author (Embedded Racism 2nd Ed. 2022, Handbook for Immigrants to Japan, Japanese Only); columnist (SNA/Japan Times); human rights advocate, scholar, educator
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Debito’s SNA VM Column 76: “The Semiquincentennial vs. The Bicentennial”. After my hometown fifth-grade class opened a 50-year time capsule last month, a reflection how America has made a hash of its 250th Birthday, but foreigners brought a better party i

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Visible Minorities: Semiquincentennial vs. Bicentennial

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Visible Minorities: Semiquincentennial vs. Bicentennial in Column The United States should be celebrating the best of itself on its landmark birthday, like it did fifty years ago. It’s not. But the party is actually elsewhere. SNA (Tokyo) — Last month I had the priceless pleasure of getting together with my fifth-grade class in my hometown of Geneva, New York. As planned. On June 25, 1976, the last day of school, our teacher, Mrs. Curtis, said we should reconvene in fifty years.
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Visible Minorities: The Four Worst Words

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Visible Minorities: The Four Worst Words in Column Because what Japan is doing to its foreign residents is all within character, and everyone should have seen it coming long ago. SNA (Tokyo) — Frankly, given the state of the world, I’ve dreaded writing another column. Where to start anymore? But a recent question from a reporter put my mind back in focus: Sanseito, which has promised to put ‘Japanese First,’ made a strong showing in the 2025 Upper House election.
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