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How Filipino Americans contributed to the farm workers movement

Cynthia Bonta did not realize she was raising her children in the midst of history in the making.

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Forgotten History: The fight to include Filipino American contributions to the story of the United Farm Workers Movement

Forgotten History: The fight to include Filipino American contributions to the story of the United Farm Workers Movement Staff, ABC10 Replay Video UP NEXT It is likely, most people will recognize the name, Cesar Chavez, but not the name, Larry Itliong. That s because Filipino American contributions to the farm labor movement have largely gone untold. It was up to Filipino Americans to tell our story, said Cynthia Bonta, the mother of Attorney General Rob Bonta. Rob Bonta made history earlier this year as the first Filipino American to hold the office. His mother, an activist with the United Farm Workers Movement said his success rests on the shoulders of his ancestors.

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Solano begins Covid-19 vaccinations for residents as young as 12

CDC announces fully vaccinated individuals ‘can ditch’ face coverings FAIRFIELD Solano County public health officials conducted their first Covid-19 vaccination clinics Thursday that included residents 12 or older. The first clinic was actually held at the Filipino Community Center in

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To reach hard-hit Filipino communities, leaders educate those hesitant to get vaccinated

To reach hard-hit Filipino communities, leaders seek to overcome vaccine hesitancy To reach communities hard hit by COVID, Filipino Community Center opens vaccination site By Samie Solina | May 6, 2021 at 6:43 PM HST - Updated May 7 at 12:22 PM HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Although Filipinos make up 16% of Hawaii’s population, the state Department of Health said they account for 20% of the COVID cases in the state. Because Filipinos are disproportionately affected by COVID-19, community leaders are working to encourage folks to get vaccinated hoping the Filipino community can move past the damage the virus has brought. “We’ve been drastically hit hard, economically, health-wise,” said Donnie Juan, the executive director of the Filipino Community Center in Waipahu.

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Prayer rally set in Vallejo in response to anti-Asian crimes

Prayer rally set in Vallejo in response to anti-Asian crimes
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