I do, because I believe I'm more than any preconceived stereotypes people have regarding Filipinos.
That's truly sad to hear. Hopefully it will improve as Filipino culture becomes better known worldwide.
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My wife is Filipino who has been in America 6 years or so and she is quite proud of it.
I had a few Filipino co-workers who were also very proud of their heritage, they showed me a lot of their cooking.
Yes, let them cook!
Homecooked Filipino meals are so good.
Not really. I tend to operate on a "don't ask, don't tell" basis when it comes to my origins.
it is less of shame and more of an opsec thing.
I've never heard a single negative stereotype about Filipinos and I live in a pretty racist country: USA