SR 120 by Cabaldon
SR 120
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- Passed Assembly
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Overview
This resolution recognizes October 2026 as Filipino American History Month. It highlights the significant contributions of Filipino and Filipino American communities to California and the United States over centuries, including their involvement in labor movements, military service, and civil rights struggles. The resolution acknowledges their resilience, activism, and impact on various sectors of society, from agriculture to politics, and recognizes their ongoing role in advocating for justice and equity.
Key provisions
- Designates October 2026 as Filipino American History Month.
- Recognizes the historical contributions of Filipinos and Filipino Americans to California and the United States.
- Acknowledges their involvement in labor movements, including the Delano Grape Strike.
- Highlights their service in the military, particularly during World War II.
- Recognizes their role in civil rights activism, such as the International Hotel campaign.
- Mentions their contributions to political leadership, citing specific figures.
- Notes the 80th anniversary of US-Philippines relations in 2026.
- Recognizes the impact of Super Typhoon Haiyan on the Philippines and the Filipino American community.
Who is affected
- Filipino Americans
- California residents
- Asian American and Pacific Islander communities
- Labor organizations
- Immigrant communities
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