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Read: “In the Heat of the Night: The Exeter and Watsonville Riots, 1929–1930” Alex S. Fabros Jr.
Historical background on the two attacks and the hostility Filipino workers faced.

Read: “City of Watsonville Apologizes for 1930 Anti-Filipino Race Riots” Inquirer.net USA
Learn about Watsonville’s 2020 formal apology to its Filipino community, 90 years after the attacks. This article highlights community members’ efforts to preserve Filipino American history and calls for education and public recognition.

Video: Everything You Didn’t Know About Filipino American History
Explore Filipino Americans’ impact on U.S. history and why their stories deserve more space in classrooms and mainstream conversations. This episode uses humor and commentary to encourage viewers to question what they were—and weren’t—taught.