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The day after the bombing of Pearl Habour, Ishmael’s father reported in two separate articles that ‘the island’s Japanese community pledged their loyalty to the United States.’ And he emphasized in his editorial the need to remain calm  

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The day after the bombing of Pearl Habour, Ishmael's father reported in two separate articles that 'the island's Japanese community pledged their loyalty to the United States.' And he emphasized in his editorial the need to remain calm. The editorial closed with one of the major themes of the novel. 'prejudice and hatred are never right and never to be accepted in a just society.' Discuss this statement using evidence from Snow Falling on Cedars. The bombing of Pearl Habour simply accentuates the prejudice and racism on San Piedro and it is almost as if the islanders feel that the event justifies their actions from feelings that have built up over time. Guterson uses a multi racial society and people often think that this causes people to be more open minded and accepting, however this is not the case. Within this isolated society we can see the tension and almost hatred...

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