Japanese propaganda depicted Americans as a self-indulgent people contaminated by ethnic and racial diversity, as opposed to the racially "pure" Japanese.

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During World War II, Japanese propaganda often portrayed Americans in a negative light, emphasizing racial and ethnic diversity in the United States as a form of contamination. This was contrasted with the idea of the Japanese people being racially homogeneous and "pure," which was used to foster national unity and justify Japan's expansionist policies.

Japanese Propaganda Depicted Americans as a Self-Indulgent People Contaminated by Ethnic