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How John may dodge the exclusion act

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How John may dodge the exclusion act

How John may dodge the exclusion act. Illustration shows Uncle Sams boot kicking a Chinese immigrant off a dock as part of an anti-Chinese immigration campaign. Vignettes show how the Chinese can possibly emigrate to the United States, by coming as a cup-challenger in yacht races, as an industrious anarchist, or disguised as an humble Irishman, or as an English wife-hunter with pedigree in his pocket, or wielding knife and handgun, as a mean-looking peaceful, law-abiding Sicilian. Date 1905 July 12. How John may dodge the exclusion act. Illustration shows Uncle Sams boot kicking a Chinese immigrant off a dock as part of an anti-Chinese immigration campaign. Vignettes show how the Chinese can possibly emigrate to the United States, by coming as a cup-challenger in yacht races, as an industrious anarchist, or disguised as an humble Irishman, or as an English wife-hunter with pedigree in his pocket, or wielding knife and handgun, as a mean-looking peaceful, law-abiding Sicilian. Date 1905 July 12

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How John may Dodge the Exclusion Act

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- A Satirical Look at Chinese Immigration in 1905 Date: July 12, 1905 This intriguing illustration from 1905, titled "How John may Dodge the Exclusion Act," provides a satirical commentary on the Chinese Exclusion Act and the various ways Chinese immigrants could potentially bypass the restrictive immigration policies of the time. The central image of the illustration shows Uncle Sam, symbolizing the United States government, forcefully kicking a Chinese immigrant off a dock, emphasizing the exclusionary nature of the Act. However, the illustration also offers a series of vignettes, showcasing alternative methods for Chinese immigrants to enter the country. These vignettes depict a range of scenarios, including: 1. A Chinese immigrant disguised as a cup-challenger in a yacht race, using this opportunity to gain entry to the United States. 2. An industrious anarchist, who, despite his political beliefs, could potentially be overlooked by the authorities. 3. A humble Irishman, disguising himself as a Chinese immigrant to gain entry to the US and then revealing his true identity once inside. 4. An English wife-hunter, carrying a pedigree in his pocket to prove his eligibility for entry. 5. A mean-looking, peaceful, law-abiding Sicilian, wielding a knife and handgun, who could potentially be mistaken for a Chinese immigrant and gain entry under the guise of self-defense. These scenarios, while humorous, highlight the desperate measures Chinese immigrants were forced to take to enter the United States during this time period. The illustration serves as a poignant reminder of the discrimination and exclusion faced by Chinese immigrants during the early 20th century. Overall, "How John may Dodge the Exclusion Act" is a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering a unique perspective on the complex and often contentious issue of Chinese immigration to the United States during this time period.

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