"Keep your friends close, but keep your family closer." Geneva Reyes Interviewed By Richelle Caranto

Wherever my family goes, I go...

Maria Geneva Reyes

 The person that I interviewed is a very closed friend of mine, Maria Geneva Reyes. She's from the Philippines and has gone to school in the Philippines, but she didn't know much about her own culture. But when she took this class called Pilipino Cultural Night it kind of gives you a sense of what the history is about and more about who you are as a person. But at the same time it dug deep and gave her a deeper meaning what is it is to be a Filipino on her own terms. It just shows you that you can find yourself anywhere and any given time.

Table of contexts

1.  Introduction 
2. Life in the Philippines
3. Moving to America
4. Being Filipino in the U.S
5. Reflections 

Introduction 

Introducing herself and asking a few questions.

Life in the Philippines

Talks about her life in the Philippines. 

Moving to America 

Her own experiences in America. How she saw it as once she arrived.

Being Filipino in the U.S

She explains how it's like being Filipino in the U.S.

Reflection

Reflecting back on her past and how she felt about America and everything in general.

Maria Geneva Reyes, Richelle Anne Caranto, & Kristina Santiago (for helping me)