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Talking about colonialism as if it's in the past without acknowledging its lasting impacts

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and selective teaching of history

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Thinking about how colonial mentality may look similar/different in Puerto Rico as well

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how do we incorporate the affect of past colonization attempts into our history classes?

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how do we incorporate the affect of past colonization attempts into our history classes?

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What if every paper had a brief review of relevant history (not just history of literature on the subject, but like literal historical events and forces)

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Just makes me think about how not all oppression is the same (duh) but like in a renewed sense

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With native americans, I can see the perpetuation of the "savior" story, how colonizers "gave" natives a "better" life

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Assumption that people move to the US for a "better life" perpetuates the mentality of US superiority/other inferiority

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Drawing together the Salter reading and the quote about school practices on the other padlet (about being forced to speak English), maybe capturing school practices in research?

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"Living Exhibits" of Filipinos in the World Fair - super dehumanizing show of imperialism

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distorted sense of self, cultural clashes, sense of not fitting in

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distorted sense of self, cultural clashes, sense of not fitting in

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resources, culture, etc. that don't originate from you are "there for the taking"

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the western world is superior, Institutions, race, government , education, etc

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the western world is superior, Institutions, race, government , education, etc

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a loss of the history of a communities culture

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internalizing oppression and colonizer supremacy

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(lack of) autonomy, power, agency

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sense of inferiority due to your race or nationality

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adopting the idea that Western is better than Filipino 

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adopting the idea that Western is better than Filipino 

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the way that culture is shaped by histories of colonialism and all the violence and dehumanization that comes with it

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feelings of a lack of sovereignty among community members

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A way of thinking based on experiences of being the colonized or colonizer?

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First known documentation of Filipinos being in today's U.S. - Spanish colonizers brought Filipino slaves to Mexico.

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Prior to colonization, most Filipinos lived in smaller towns that were not unified under one government.

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Internalized racism?

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During their more than 300 year rule, Spanish missionaries bring Catholicism, and invest heavily in Western education and infrastructure.

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Filipinos no longer hold status as U.S. nationals.

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U.S. sends teachers and school administrators to "inculcate Filipinos with ideas of American superiority, civilization, and worldviews." Meanwhile U.S. heavily recruits Filipinos for agricultural work. (David & Nadal, 2013)

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Part 2: Brief history of the Philippines and Filipino Americans

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Part 2: Brief history of the Philippines and Filipino Americans

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U.S. closes and turns over its last military base to the Philippines.

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The Philippines gains independence from the U.S.

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The Philippines officially become a Spanish colony after King Phillip II defeats native resistance.

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U.S.-Philippines war leads to millions of casualties (mostly Filipinos) and ends with U.S. colonizing the Philippines.

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Spain cedes the Philippines to the U.S. after being defeated in the Spanish American War. The U.S. refuses to recognize Filipino sovereignty.

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Spanish explorer Magellan claims the Philippines for Spain.

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How can we incorporate historical context more explicitly in our research?

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How can we incorporate historical context more explicitly in our research?

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How is the U.S. still perpetuating colonial mentality?

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How is the U.S. still perpetuating colonial mentality?

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What do you think colonial mentality is/means?

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What do you think colonial mentality is/means?

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Overview of empirical work on colonial mentality

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What constructs do you think are related to colonial mentality?

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What constructs do you think are related to colonial mentality?

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What do you think are the impacts of colonial mentality?

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What do you think are the impacts of colonial mentality?