Justine A Delos Santos 11-ABM 4a

Carlos Peña Rómulo was a Filipino diplomat, statesman, soldier, journalist and author. He was a
reporter at 16, a newspaper editor by the age of 20, and a publisher at 32. He was a co-founder of the
Boy Scouts of the Philippines, a general in the US Army and the Philippine Army, university president,
President of the UN General Assembly, and recipient of many honors and honorary degrees. He ends
the article by stating that he will fight to keep his country free just as his ancestors did. I am a Filipino
by Carlos P. Romulo is a beautifully written piece of literary work that expresses the writer’s love and
devotion to his country. He also states that because of the influence of both the east and the west,
the Philippines must wake up and embrace it’s destiny… to met the west (possibly a war). Romulo
begins by paying homage to his for-bearers and the land that they first set foot on.

This piece also expresses thoughout how being a filipino and embracing the filipino culture, history,
etc is so much a part of Romulo and many if not most of his compatriots.

I am a Filipino by Carlos P. Romulo is a beautifully written piece of literary work that expresses the
writer’s love and devotion to his country.

This piece also expresses thoughout how being a filipino and embracing the filipino culture, history,
etc is so much a part of Romulo and many if not most of his compatriots. Romulo begins by paying
homage to his for-bearers and the land that they first set foot on. He also states that because of the
influence of both the east and the west, the Philippines must wake up and embrace it’s destiny… to
met the west (possibly a war). He ends the article by stating that he will fight to keep his country free
just as his ancestors did. I am a Filipino by Carlos P. Romulo is a beautifully written piece of literary
work that expresses the writer’s love and devotion to his country. He also states that because of the
influence of both the east and the west, the Philippines must wake up and embrace it’s destiny… to
met the west (possibly a war). Romulo begins by paying homage to his for-bearers and the land that
they first set foot on.