American autoworkers who had mistakenly believed he was Japanese. The incident took place during a recession that was blamed, in part, on the increased share of Japanese auto imports in U.S. markets. • In 1989, Patrick Purdy, a drifter with a criminal record, fired on a school in Stockton, California, predominantly attended by Southeast Asian refugee children, killing five and wounding thirty-two others. This event marked the largest number of school-age victims in the U.S. until the tragedy at Columbine High School in 1999. • Violent crime against
