Filipino American Experience
Offered By: San Diego City College via California Community Colleges System
Course Description
Overview
This course is an overview of the history, cultures, values, contributions, experiences, and social struggles of Filipinos in America. Students apply theory and knowledge produced by the Filipino American community to analyze the history and lived experiences of Filipino Americans in relation to integration, acculturation, social struggles, and ethnic identity and affirmation. Students also critically evaluate the role of race and racism in Filipino American communities and experiences as well as the relevance of resistance, racial and social justice, and solidarity to current U.S. institutions and structures. This course is intended for anyone interested in the field of Ethnic Studies or the history and experiences of Filipino Americans.
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