LABOR & ACTIVISM OF FILIPINO FARMWORKERS Module 1: Overview: Labor & Activism of Filipino Farmworkers Did Filipino farmworkers achieve justice?copy section URL to clipboard Imagine leaving your home in hopes for a better life and going to a country where you don’t know anyone. Imagine being promised an education and life full of prosperity, only…
MOVEMENTS AND MOMENTS Labor & Activism of Filipino Farmworkers 2:17 Did Filipino farmworkers achieve justice? Chapter objectives Nearly 60 percent of Filipinos who came to the United States from 1920 to 1934 were farmworkers. Although they performed extremely difficult work with great skill and pride, they were often exploited, abused, devalued, and mistreated by the…
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