Lets not forget the immigrant Germans who became American Citizens prior to WWII.  My father would tell me
as a boy he grew up in a small town of Missouri along the Mississippi River.  The kids and adults treated all Germans 
as Nazi's.  He said people believed the Lutheran Church flew the Nazi Flag.
All my life I have been discriminated against since kindergarten.  Why, because of my American Indian eye's that are
almond shaped and my German last name.
    I was happy once I moved to Hawaii in 1970.  I felt comfortable for once in my life.  However, looking for work
at a  fishing store where Nimitz and Piikoi Street meet I tried asking if I could work there.  The owner looked at me and asked what my last name was.  I told him and his exact words were "We don't hire haoles "  I felt so ashamed  of my existence that a Japanese man would treat me with so much resentment.  I walked out upset inside not letting them see how I felt.  I never tried again.   Kenneth Linnenburger