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They Called Us Enemy: Readers see Takel deal with the trauma of the camps (pages
141-145). He argues with his father and questions the choices his father made during
that time. What do you make of the argument? Is Takei's critique of his father fair?

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Martebi

The argument is reasonable but I will say that Takei's critique of his father was not on the fair side.

What was Takei's critique about?

Takei's critique is said to be not fair according to the passage.  This is based on the fact that  his father can be seen in an environment or society that profiled him and one that he has no freedom of his own been if he was a USA born or an immigrant.

Conclusively, Note that his father was not able to control the event that occurred as he was said to have been kept in camp that is made up of 1200 people that are of Japanese descent and as such, there was nothing he could do.

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