From the first Filipino contract laborers who arrived in Hawaii seeking a better life, to today’s leaders in business, healthcare, and our Armed Forces, the Filipino American community has contributed to our country’s diversity and helped to shape our national identity.
Mazie K. Hirono: “From the first Filipino contract laborers who arrived in Hawaii seeking a better life, to today’s leaders in business…”
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Senator Hirono on Filipino American contributions
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