Skyline College/North San Mateo
County Oral History Archives, Skyline College Library
Student project for LSCI 110 – Digital Oral Research
Project, Skyline College
Growing Up Filipino in Daly City: Eduardo Daza Taylor
Click on the links below to hear audio segments from an April 2012 interview by Razeefa Khan with Eduardo Daza Taylor
Eduardo on the far right with his friends.
Table of Contents:
1. Segment 1 - Introduction
2. Segment 2 - Life in the Daly City
and San Francisco area
3. Segment 3 - Experiences with
Discrimination
4. Segment 4 - Filipino Culture
6. Segment 6 - Living in America vs
living in the Philippines
7. Segment 7 - Filipino Community Involvement
Segment 1
Introduction (7:36)
Eduardo
talks about his background and where he grew up as well as the reasons why his
parents left for America.
Eduardo on the left with a cousin.
Segment 2
Life in the Daly City
and San Francisco area (3:17)
Eduardo
explains how much he appreciates being from this area for many reasons;
diversity, history of the mobile DJ scene.
Daly City mobile Dj scene Filipino Dj, DJ Ant One (left).
Segment 3
Experiences with
Discrimination (2:52)
Eduardo
talks about his and his stepdad’s
experiences with discrimination.
Segment 4
Filipino Culture (1:08)
Eduardo
expresses how everything he does is Filipino culture including djing because
it’s just a Filipino thing to do.
Segment 5
The Philippines (1:47)
Eduardo
talks about how all of his family resides in the Philippines and he explains
the historical places he has visited.
Eduardo in his grandfather’s lap along with cousins.
Segment 6
Living in America vs
Living in the Philippines (3:40)
Eduardo
explains the class difference and why it is different from living in either
country.
Segment 7
Filipino Community Involvement (2:56)
Eduardo
shares his experiences with being involved in the Filipino community; PACE and
PEP.
PEP shirt.
Image sources:
Title: http://www.djant1.com/2008_01_01_archive.html
Title: http://pepsf.org/default.aspx
last
revised: 5-18-12
by Eric Brenner, Skyline College, San Bruno, CA
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