BONUS EPISDOE: How does colorism impact the Micronesian people feat. Dr. Joanne Rondilla
Join us for a listen to the latest bonus episode feature Dr. Joanne Rondilla, Professor of Sociology and Asian Pacific Studies at San Jose State University. She was born and raised in Guam and has studied Colorism in her community (the Filipino community). Today, we discussed the parallels of her s…
Episode 88 – Colorism in the Filipino Community
“Don’t play out in the sun. You’ll get too dark!”
Most Filipinos have heard this phrase from parents or elders numerous times when they were children. For Filipino Americans, this phrase might strike a chord as an example of Filipinos’ preference for lighter skin. For some, it may conjure up me…
What is Colorism ? (Part 2) : Interview with Dr. Joanne Rondilla | Quarantine Edition
Jade & G. continue our talk with Dr. Joanne Rondilla about colorism in our culture, and where we can start being part of the solution. (recorded 6/28/2020)
Dr. Joanne Rondilla
-IG @professorjro
-Website http://skinmemoirs.com
-Whiter anthology edited by Nikki Khanna ( Dr. Joanne Rondilla cont…
What is Colorism ? (Part 1) : Interview with Dr. Joanne Rondilla | Quarantine Edition
Jade & G. talk with Dr. Joanne Rondilla about what is colorism, origins of colorism, and our own prejudices. (recorded 6/28/2020)
Dr. Joanne Rondilla
-IG @professorjro
-Website http://skinmemoirs.com
-Whiter anthology edited by Nikki Khanna ( Dr. Joanne Rondilla contributed to this anthology) …
Historical Context of Anti-Asian Policies and Practices
A part of APID/A (Asian Pacific Islander Desi- American) Heritage Month. Our first podcast of our series of APID/A Heritage Month Podcasts. We begin by discussing the historical context of Anti-Asian policies and attitudes in the United States. Our special guests for this episode are SJSU faculty m…
Historical Context of Anti-Asian Policies and Practices
A part of APID/A (Asian Pacific Islander Desi- American) Heritage Month. Our first podcast of our series of APID/A Heritage Month Podcasts. We begin by discussing the historical context of Anti-Asian policies and attitudes in the United States. Our special guests for this episode are SJSU faculty m…
Oo! Ganda Ako! A Mahaba-habang Usapan on Challenging Beauty Standards in the Philippines
Throughout history, women have been put through impossible standards to meet society's ever changing "beauty ideal."
In this episode, we get to the root of the issue by uncovering where these Filipino beauty standards come from and how we can help dismantle them so that women everywhere can start …
Exploring Hidden Histories of Asian American Farmers in Watsonville, CA
In this session, we delve into the hidden histories of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities, aiming to provide healing and strengthen cultural pride. Joanne Rondilla and Kathleen Wong(Lau) lead a conversation in Watsonville, California, reflecting on the Watsonville rio…
Healing Intergenerational Trauma: A Conversation with Kyoung Mi Choi on Rewriting Her Family's Story
In today’s episode, Dr. Joanne Rondilla interviews Kyoung Mi Choi, author of the deeply personal memoir "The Child Behind the Bushes: A Daughter's Healing Journey of Intergenerational Trauma." The author shares why she wrote the book with her Korean mother and how the writing process helped them he…
APEX Express – 8.27.26. Dr. Robynn’s Spitting Fire on Colorism
A weekly magazine-style radio show featuring the voices and stories of Asians and Pacific Islanders from all corners of our community. The show is produced by a collective of media makers, deejays, and activists.
Join Host Miko Lee as she introduces Dr. Robynn Rodriquez’s show “Spitting Fire.” Dr.…
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