Project of the Skyline Colleg/North San Mateo County Oral History Archives, Skyline College Library
Student project for
LSCI 110 – Digital Oral Research Project, Skyline College
 

In the Service of the Filipino: Teresita Bautista

Click here to read the research essay, “Losing on the Wheel of Fortune” by Nicole Tanjuakio

Click on the links below to hear audio segments from an October 2004 interview by Nicole Tanjuakio with
 Teresita Bautista on Filipino immigration and living in the United States
 

Teresita Bautista in the Filipinos for Affirmative Action Office in Oakland, CA. 

She is currently involved with several organizations such as Filipinos for Affirmative Action, Civil Rights Advocates, and Filipino American Historical National Society, all focusing on service for Filipino and Filipino Americans alike.

Contents:

1.     First Few Years in the United States

2.     On Being Filipino and having Catholic Education

3.     Filipinos and Racism

4.     Difficulties of being a Filipino in the United States

5.     About the Filipino American Historical National Society (FAHNS)

6.     Goals of organizations she is involved with

7.     Focusing in helping the Filipino community

8.      What is Filipino?

 

 

FIRST FEW YEARS IN THE UNITED STATES

 

 


Ms. Terry Bautista shares some early memories of her family immigrating to the United States from the Philippines.

 

 

 

ON BEING FILIPINO AND EDUCATION 

 

Ms. Terry Bautista explains the significance of having Catholic Education, among others, as a Filipino growing up.

 

 

 

 

FILIPINOS AND RACISM

 

Ms. Terry Bautista discusses racism and how it affects Filipinos

 

 

 DIFFICULTIES OF BEING A FILIPINO IN THE UNITED STATES


Ms. Terry Bautista discusses the hardships for a Filipino living in a foreign country such as the United States, which includes adjustment and discrimination.

 

ABOUT THE FILIPINO AMERICAN HISTORICAL NATIONAL SOCIETY

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ms. Terry Bautista is part of the Filipino American Historical National Society, the East Bay chapter. A society of Filipino American Writers, FAHNS is composed of different people with wonderful stories to share.

 

GOALS OF ORGANIZATIONS SHE IS INVOLVED WITH SUCH AS FILIPINOS FOR AFFIRMATIVE ACTION & CIVIL RIGHTS ADVOCATES

         

Filipinos for Affirmate Action or FAA and Civil Rights Advocates are dedicated to helping Filipino immigrants and fighting against issues such as racial discrimination.

 

 

FOCUSING IN HELPING THE FILIPINO COMMUNITY

 

 

WHAT IS FILIPINO?

 

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last revised: 1-21-05
by Eric Brenner, Skyline College, San Bruno, CA
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