Captivating Capiz
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After my speech, on to the scallops.
Read MoreCoast Guard Vessel Honors FilAm Woman Hailed WWII hero
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A US Coast Guard cutter is being named in honor of Filipino American Florence Ebersole Smith Finch, who helped anti-Japanese guerrillas and POWs in the Philippines in WWII.
Read MoreOn Cloud 9 at Filbookfest 7 in San Francisco
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“Ka-isa-isa to mean one and only… is an apt summary of the writer’s state of being: at one with the social environment, and yet, one and only one,” the writer Ninotchka Rosca explained as she opened the 7th Filipino American International Book Festival, whose theme this year was “Kaisa’t Kasama: Celebrating our Diverse Voices and Solidarity.”
Read MoreThey Can Come Home Again
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Meet the rising young Fil-Am leaders who make this year’s batch of FYLPRO delegates to an immersion program in the Philippines.
Read MoreWe Choose Democracy
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If you think this US presidential election is not out of the ordinary, please think again, and think hard about the stakes.
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Read MoreFil-Ams Among The Remarkable And Famous, Part 62
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Role models and achievers, some of whom you may not even know are Filipino.
Read MoreCountry Singer David Unlayao Is at Home in Nashville
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Meet the Filipino country singer the Singing Cowboy Gene Autry would adore.
Read MoreWalang Naiwan: A Manong Reincarnated in the Mountains of Western North Carolina
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A Filipino American poet alone in rural North Carolina longs for the company of fellow Filipinos and finds a surreal manong.
Read MoreHalimaween! 2024: Spirits That Rule the Night 3
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Mythical supernatural beings in the Philippines get repurposed in satirical political commentaries.
Read MoreThese Filipino American women are using comedy to smash Asian stereotypes
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Meet Filipina American comedians who are smashing Asian stereotypes.
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