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Okinawa: State of Emergency

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 March 2025

C. Douglas Lummis
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February 10, 2015: Outside the gate of the US Marine Corp's Camp Schwab at Henoko in northern Okinawa a sign announced that this was the 220th day of the sit-in there. Next to it stood an elderly man holding a flag bearing the words, DO NOT DISCRIMINATE AGAINST OKINAWANS. He told me he had not been given it by any organisation, but had had it made with his own money. “This is it”, he said to me urgently. “This is the issue!”

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Asia-Pacific Journal , Volume 13 , Issue 8 , February 2015 , e3
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