Which group was not a target for racism in the united states during world war ii?
a.) japanese
b.) british
c.) mexicans
d.) african americans

The correct answer is B) the British.

The group that was NOT a target for racism in the United States during World War II were the British.

Indeed, the British were part of the Allied forces with the United States, the Soviet Union, and Canada. that fought against the Axis formed by Germany, Italy, and Japan. There was no discrimination at all for the British people. Unfortunately, during those years in America, discrimination was a key issue for Mexicans, African Americans, and Japanese people. Indeed, the Japanese were sent to special camps in the Pacific, after the Attack of Pearl Harbor.  

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