Managing Ethnic Identities: Filipino Mothers' Patterns of Rearing JapaneseFilipino Children in Japan,Used

Managing Ethnic Identities: Filipino Mothers' Patterns of Rearing JapaneseFilipino Children in Japan,Used

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The growing number of global, transnational, and intercultural families poses profound questions on ethnic identity and belonging. Filipino mothers,for instance, engage in parenting while simultaneously imagining and crafting meanings of ethnicity for themselves and their children. This ethnographic research explores the childrearing strategies of Filipino single, migrant mothers in urban Japan. Indepth interviews with Filipinas in Tokyo were examined through grounded theory of analysis to determine their patterns of upbringing JapaneseFilipino children (JFC). Analyses of their narratives revealed that Filipino mothers in Japan utilize resources of ethnicity in deciding on the location, language, and cultural practices that they impart on their children. Depending on their access to these resources, Filipinas manage their childrens exposure to Japanese, Filipino, and JapaneseFilipino ethnicities through assimilating, maintaining, switching, and synthesizing strategies of rearing JFC.

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