Construction of enemy, In her article "Construction of an

Construction of enemy

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In her article "Construction of an Enemy," Eleanor Stein describes moments in U.S. history when people of certain cultural and national groups have been singled out as enemies even though they were U.S. citizens. In what ways have people of Middle Eastern and Asian descent experienced hostility during moments of crisis in the U.S.? You must discuss at least two specific groups and the events that led to their treatment.

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