"Loyalty debate for Japanese Americans continues", Casper Star-Tribune, May 22, 1995
This article covers the debate between formerly incarcerated Japanese Americans. Some believed that resisting the draft during World War II was legitimate resistance to being deprived of constitutional rights, others felt that it was patriotic to answer the call to serve in the military as a sign of loyalty to the U.S.
Resource Identifier
LoyaltyDebate
Citation
Susan McKay papers, Collection No. 400036, Box 2, folder 16, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming
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