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After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Nisei (second-generation Japanese Americans) sought to demonstrate their patriotism to counteract widespread suspicion and prejudice against them. Many enlisted in the U.S. military, forming units like the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, to prove their loyalty and commitment to the country. Their efforts aimed to challenge the assumptions of disloyalty that surrounded Japanese Americans and to assert their rightful place in American society. This significant sacrifice was also a means to combat the internment and discrimination they faced during World War II.

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