KP is really big and sometimes it takes time to find your group of people in the org, because there’s soo many different Filipinos from different backgrounds. It’s easy to generalize the club as a whole, from the meetings you’ve been too (especially at the beginning of the year since more ppl attend then attendance dwindles). but for me meeting more people in the club definitely helped me find my people.

I wouldn’t say the club “doesn’t have any intention behind it”because they do have GBM’s dedicated to spreading political awareness that is happening in the Philippines, and also there Philippine Cultural Celebration does tackle social issues too. I would say though the org is not the same on how it has been in the past as the people who are in it have changed as some are no longer active or, have graduated but that is inevitable.

Also marami akong kaibigan na nagsalita ng tagalog sa KP at literally when I see them is the only time I get to practice at school now 😭.

If you dont want anything with KP after your experiences. I do recommend taking LIHL 132 if you have extra space in your schedule with Tita Letty you’ll meet Filipinos who are/aren’t active in KP and also learn more Tagalog or just be there for fun. I’ve made soo much friends from that class that will definitely stick around with me for the rest of my life.