Japanese
should not
lead
Americans
to
minimize
their
sensitivity
to slurs.
Americans
bandy
personal
remarks
very
lightly;
it is a
kind of
game. It
is hard
for us to
realize
the deadly
seriousness
that
attaches
to light
remarks in
Japan. In
his
autobiography,
published
in America
just as he
wrote it
in
English, a
Japanese
artist,
Yoshio
Markino,
has
described
vividly a
perfectly
proper
Japanese
reaction
to what he
interpreted
as a
