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Student project for LSCI 110
– Digital Oral Research Project, Skyline College
Loretta P. Adrian, Ph.D.
Click here to read the essay, “Discrimination
Happens Everywhere,” by Tony Lee
Click on the links below to hear audio segments from a
November 2005 interview
by Tony Lee with Loretta Adrian, Vice President of
Student Services at
who was born in the
Loretta Adrian
Table of Contents:
1. Childhood in the Philippines
2. Government system in the Philippines
3. Experiences as a Filipino American
4. Living in the US facing obstacles
6. Discrimination made her a stronger
Segment 1
Childhood in the Philippines
Lori was born in the
A school in the Philippines
Segment 2
Government system in the
Philippines
The government system is a little different from the
Picture in the
Segment 3
Experience as a Filipino American
Lori has lived in
City of
Segment 4
Living in the US facing obstacles
She applied for secretary positions, but eventually she found jobs to
fit her potential.
Segment 5
Discrimination
Places that she has been,
people did not even know who Filipinos were.
They assumed she was Chinese, Japanese, or Vietnamese.
Segment 6
Discrimination has made her
stronger
She feels that racial discrimination has made her, and her children
stronger.
Segment 7
Finding an identity
She shared about her
children who have faced adversities.
Segment 8
Advice to share with others
I asked her for advice to
give to young Filipinos.
Image sources:
Loretta Adrian
http://www.sdmesa.edu/staff/adrian_l/lori-adrian.jpg
City of
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