 Other first generation Japanese American parents were worried that their child might go through the same discrimination when going to school so they gave them the choice to either go back to Japan to be educated, or to stay in America with their parents and study both languages.Anti-Japanese sentiment during World War I resulted in public efforts to close Japanese-language schools.The 1927 Supreme Court case "Farrington v. Tokushige" protected the Japanese American community's right to have Japanese language private institutions.