rests, but they were still forced to relocate. Many Native Americans lived along the coast of South America and when they were captured they were transported to North America. In both examples, slavery had enhanced globalization by deepening the connection between North America, South America and Africa.

In the late 1920s to early 1930s, US experienced the Filipino migration. Many of them moved into the sector of acriculture and as they settled down many Filipino men started marrying white women. The white male sexual jealousy intensified and many Filipino men found themselves being physicaly abused. The anti-Filipino sentiment led to the exclusion of migration from Philippine. However, the 1924 immigration law didn’t appy to Filipinos since they came from America’s terriotory. As a result, politicians felt that the only way to prohibt Filipinos from entering was to grant Philippines independence. An act was passed, “the Tydings McDuffie Act, establishing the Philippines as a commonwealth and providng independence in ten years.” With Philippine becoming independent, Filipinos could then be restricted from entering the US. As we reflect on this experience, we see that the entering of the Filipinos was mostly due to the US control over Philippine. America took over Philippine for military strategic reasons, but they were unable to forseen the social impact it will have on America. In the Philippine, Filipinos were educated in English and they studied American history and inspired with American ideas. Thus, it is no wonder that they wanted to come to America. Thinking abstractly, it is because US colonialized Philippine and exploited their nation that caused Filipinos to escape and migrate to America for a better life. Now, we can understand how the concept of colonialism caused the experience of Filipinos migration.

During the 1930s, many Filipinos men started their own trend of dancing and many white women were attracted to this cultural event. The women found Filipino men charming and romantic. Consequently, many intermarriages took place. Many white men felt their male dominace was threaten, this caused a serie of attacks on the Filipinos’ dance clubs. An anti-miscegenation law was passed to prevent intermarriages between Filipinos men and white women. The Philipinos’ community developed their own cultural events and their own community, but it faced many obstructions from the government.

Through dehumanization and slavery, African slaves were stripe from their native culture. When they were kidnapped to America Africans were striped naked and their necklace charms with significant cultural meanings were taken away. From the lecture, we discussed that some of the charms had special meanings such as the little bottle that is filled with the dirt of their decedents’ graves. These cultural practices and symbols were destroyed by slavery. Some said Africans had completely lost their culture and were unable to hold on to their culture in the plantations, but they failed to realize that Africans had develop their own culture in America. For example, they created their own songs like the Railroad songs. In the contemporary perspective, we see the creation of Jazz music and the Harlem Renasciance.

Another dimension to respond to diversity is through equality policies. Due to the social, econo

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