Race, Class & Gender: Christina Chen’s Experiences as an Immigrant, Doctor, & Mother

Title

Race, Class & Gender: Christina Chen’s Experiences as an Immigrant, Doctor, & Mother

Description

Jason Chen was fortunate enough to interview his grandmother, Christina Chen, about the obstacles and challenges she had to overcome as an immigrant and doctor in the U.S.  In 1968, shortly after the 1965 Immigration Act was passed as an effort based on reuniting immigrant families and attracting skilled labor to the United States, Christina left her home of the Philippines and began her journey to becoming a physician in California. Having to overcome new culture, being the role model for her family in the Philippines, all while being a mother, doctor, and wife proved how resilient Christina is.

Creator

Chen, Jason

Publisher

California State University, Los Angeles, Library Special Collections & Archives

Date

2021-05-13

Rights

IN COPYRIGHT

Format

MP4

Language

English

Type

Moving Image

Identifier

DTChenSpring2021.mp4

Citation

Chen, Jason, “Race, Class & Gender: Christina Chen’s Experiences as an Immigrant, Doctor, & Mother,” California State University - Los Angeles, accessed November 22, 2024, https://calstatela-exhibits.libraryhost.com/items/show/459.