Pamela Tarectecan
activist, granddaughter of veteran
Pamela Tarectecan is a granddaughter of a veteran and Filipino-American activist. In her interview, she explains her journey of finding her identity as a Filipino-American and how being involved in the community has helped her throughout that journey.
Related Topics
Grassroots Movement, Identity, Education, Why Should Americans Care?
HIGHLIGHT CLIPS
He was a medic, and he was actually in the Bataan March.”
– (05:00) in full interview
That we, the Philippines, fought under the US, so it’s their history also.”
– (17:03) in full interview
I feel like it’s not clear that we Filipinos had a part in that.”
– (12:27) in full interview
There’s like so much I missed out on, so much I could have been, proud of.”
– (11:04) in full interview
if you’re trying to find your identity of who you are, sometimes the answers in the past.”
– (17:38) in full interview
FULL INTERVIEW
(15:39)
Filmed June 2019
This is a machine-generated transcript and may have errors.
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