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The Filipino American Experience
This course overviews the contemporary experiences of Filipinos in the United States from a critical perspective. It is especially focused on the question of how it is that Filipinos are in the United States to begin with. To understand Filipino immigration is to understand the legacies of U.S. imperialism in the Philippines as well as how U.S. capital has historically and continues to depend on racialized labor.
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4.7 stars from 15 ratings
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“After the second episode I downgraded my review from five to three stars. Although this is a classroom setting I felt that the experience was diminished because I could not hear student’s questions and the discussion becomes one sided. The good perfessor does not always repeat the (unheard)...”Read full review »
Togalab18 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/29/17
Very good
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“where are the rest of the lectures, this is quite interesting, professor says "right" too much”
aldjal;sja;jd;a via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/04/12
the right to free education
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“i love the idea of democratizing education and liberating it from the confines of the university. thank you dr. rodriguez for providing generations access to this knowledge who normally would have taken generations to acquire it through self-study.”
freedomallah via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/02/12
Recent Episodes
Lecture on the International Hotel Struggle. Corresponds with Weeks 8 and 9 reading.
Published 03/13/12
This lecture starts with a guest presentation by Angelica Cabande, Organizational Director of the South of Market Action Network (SOMCAN) who discusses current issues of gentrification facing Filipino communities in San Francisco. Prof. Rodriguez then transitions to a discussion of "cultural...
Published 03/08/12
Discusses contemporary transnational Filipino migrant activism. The lecture connects to the discussion of Professor Rodriguez's text Migrants for Export. While the text (and lecture) looked at why and how Filipino migrants have become the world's workers, this lecture examines the kinds of...
Published 02/23/12
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