The Delano Grape Strike: The Manong Generation's Fight For Rights
  • Title
  • Home
  • The Plight
    • Racial Discrimination
    • Anti-Miscegenation Laws
    • Poor Living and Working Conditions
  • Rights
    • The Filipino Strike Leaders and Farmworkers
    • The Growers' Viewpoint
    • Rights Gained
  • Responsibilities
    • Actively Support the Union
    • Unity Among Workers
    • Working With Supporters
    • Workers' Welfare
  • Conclusion
    • Preserving the Legacy
  • Research
    • Interview Transcript
The Manong Generation
“Manong” is an Ilocano (Philippine dialect) word meaning “older brother.”

The “Manongs” were the generation of Filipinos  who began to arrive in the United States in the 1920’s. They came to partake of the opportunities they thought America offered.  But because of their race, they were denied these and discriminatory laws made it hard to improve their lives.

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Michael Navarro Jr.
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National History Day 2014
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