The almost forgotten Filipino American history 

Damn, we learned barely any Filipino history in school. And I went to school in Hawaii, where Filipinos make up 1/4 the population. Aysus!

Second largest Asian American ethnicity as of the 2010 US Census, with as many as 20% being multiracial.

To those still alive and the families of those hard-working women and men thank you. I wish our country especially the growers weren't so greedy and had treated everyone with the dignity and respect they deserved. It's odd you don't hear about the Philipino strikes, that Itliong was one tough guy! I'm 34 and barely learning about this, wish they showed this in schools.

I remembered those times .. I already working at Blue Shield in San Francisco, California in 1968

welga kami ! hahaha..😁 tapang talaga ng mga pinoy ! salute 😎

Manongs dont mean elder by the way. It means Brothers. It is a shortened Filipino form of the Spanish Word "Hermano".

S/O FROM WATSONVILLE CA, I'm a northern Chicano

one of those farmers where Olivia Rodrigo's Grandfather but still appreciate I found this this need worth knowing

I remember briefly going over the grape strike, but I didn't remember any details.

"Filipinos" have been in America for over 400 years.

From Manila-Acapulco, to UFW

Hey how do Filipino Americans get confused if they are Asian or not? The Philippines just hosted the Asian Games. The Philippines are one of the founding members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. The Philippines do not compete in the Pacific Games with other Pacific Islands nations. The Philippines do not join Pacific Islands Forum like other Pacific Islands countries. If they even spent 1 minute to look it up, they'd find out the Philippines is in Southeast Asia.

Wow didnt know that...i wonder what Cesar Chavez if he was alive would say

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It's about god damn time but we must continue to push!

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Antonio Miranda Rodriguez was and will always be the founding father of Los Angeles. 👍🏻👍🏻

Filipinos are brave enough.

Hello. Is there a website or app or method that is 100% free where u can transfer money from a US checking or US savings account to a dollar account in Pinas? Thanks

Proud to be Filipino 🤭

A ticket to land 🥺

Can you call Filipino immigrant in the early 1920 or 30s when the Philippines is a colony of the US at the time. Now do you call Guam or Hawaiian locals immigrants also when they move to the mainland?

I don't want to become an immigrant/minority ✌️

Filipino created guam and melanesia and Polynesia Main large migration of austronesian filipino lapita built there double canoe and went to guam 2500 years ago there dna is Philippines ande we went to melanesia were inter mixing of lapita filipino with papua melanesian the anuta island and tikopia have that filipino and melanesian look and canoe we built are from the Philippines and the lapita pottery dna body found in vanuwatu and tonga is filipina that how polynesian was created and we went to Indonesia we were the 2nd main branch of austronesian people and language 3000 years ago

In Cesar Chavez movie he's just a spectator, what the heck? 🧐☹️🤔

What is Filipino American? When we Filipinos under the american era that makes us Filipino American right??? You acted like your from another country migrating when it is just another state... Your not really Filipino American to begin with but japanese aguinaldo loyalist trying to pass as Filipino American...