THE PERCEIVED IMPACT OF

PREJUDICE AND RACISM AMONG

INDIGENOUS PEOPLE (IPs) IN SAN
JOSE GENERAL SANTOS
Introduction

Racism is prejudice directed toward others by one or more people based

on different perceptions such as skin color, tribe, languages, beliefs,
cultures, and customs. Racism has been happening around us for a
long time. Indigenous and non-indigenous people play an important role
in this concept by viewing them through the lens of skin color and body
properties.
In addition, in reviews, which were supposed to be dealt with, very
few people would be in dispute about right and wrong. Except for
extremists, no one would wish to endorse racism; just about all of us
know nasty racist behavior when we see it. Yet there is not always clear
the best way to respond, and not necessarily confident about whether
we may have the courage to respond appropriately
 Methodology

This chapter will explain the method adopted by this

research. This chapter will mention every component
involved in conducting this research from population,
population frame and sampling techniques used for
the interview. Finally, this chapter provides a detail
explanation of the selected mode of analysis used
and data collection method.
 Research Design

This study will use the ethnographic method of research

as a design. It is designed to explore cultural phenomena
where the researcher observes society from the point of
view of the subject of the study. This study concerns with
the perceived impact prejudice and racism to the Bla’an
and T’boli (IPs) in Brgy. San jose General Santos. The
researchers will make use of ethnographic design to
observe or interact the This study concerns with the
perceived impact prejudice and racism to the Bla’an and
T’boli (IPs).
 Research Locale

The study was conducted to Barangay San Jose, General

Santos City. Barangay San Jose then known as “snalu-
Elib” means a place in front of a cave, which was then the
center of gathering and seat of government of B'laans and
T’boli ethnic groups. The locale is the ideal location to
conduct the study of determining the the perceive impact
of prejudice and racism as the study concerns.
 Research Respondents

The respondents of the study are the Bla’an and T’boli from
San Jose General Santos who are encountered of prejudice
and racism. The study focuses to the Perceive impact of
prejudice and racism among indigenous people in san jose.
388 IPs will be chosen as respondents of this study.
 Data Gathering

The researcher will provide the questionnaires to Bla’an

and T’boli who were lived in Barangay San Jose because
of their involvement in this study. The handling of
questionnaire will be done personally by the researchers
and facilitated by the retrieval of responses. This
procedure also enabled the researcher to conduct
interview at the same time consecutively. The researchers
collected the answered questionnaire.
 Research Instrument

In collecting the data, to determine the perceived impact of

prejudice and racism among indigenous people the
researchers will use an interview guide. The interview guide is
composed of questions which are related to the study.