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Yonsei (fourth-generation Nikkei)

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Look at Japanese diaspora, Issei, Nisei, Sansei and compare with each other. This nominated article is absolutely "redundant" because the content is just copy/paste from other related articles:Isei, Nisei, Sansei. The article has no difference from them except the numbering in title. Besides, Misplaced Pages is not a dictionary to denote literal meanings of some word. Sansei also should be in consideration for merging with Japanese diaspora or Nisei as well. I propose this AFD because I'm not sure I can discuss with Tenmei (talk · contribs) who has written some inappropriate rants to the talk page of the article in question. He resents that I made Yonsei back to WP:DAB page, but google the term. Most of entries are related to Yonsei University. Of course, before I moving Yonsei which was originally a dab page, to Yonsei (Japanese term), I did some research. Yale, Harvard, and Todai, Waseda redirects pertaining article, and those have separate DAB page just like Yale (disambiugation). Since Yonsei University is dominantly found in web and I was not convinced that Yonsei, the fourth generation of Japanese-American, the move was a due course. Issei, nisei are dealt significantly in history of immigration but not Yonsei which is just mentioned to denote the "literal meanings" in sources. I wonder "Gosei" (fifth generation) would be created sooner or later per the track.--Caspian blue 15:51, 10 November 2008 (UTC)

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