Graciano Lopez Jaena, Iloilo Radical
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Remembering Iloilo’s tragic anti-colonial Propagandist.
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The Stories Behind ‘Searching for Maura’ of the Smithsonian’s Racial Brain Collection
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Maura’s is one of the four brains of Filipinos believed to have been unethically acquired during the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis, Missouri.
Read MoreWhat Friendship Truly Meant
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A new book reveals pre-Independence Filipino officials' impressions of the government offices, museums they visited, and their official lodgings while sojourning in the American capital.
Read MoreMy Family and the 1939 Filipino Brussels Sprouts Strike
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A Filipino farmworker’s son learns of his family’s intimate involvement with the 1939 Brussels sprouts strike in Pescadero, California.
Read MoreFebruary 1945: The Massacre of Civilians After the Famous Rescue of Los Baños POWs
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Thousands of civilians paid with their lives in the hands of Japanese troops after Allies rescued prisoners of war in Los Baños, Laguna.
Read MoreSultan of Sulu
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Over 600 years ago, the Sultan led an entourage of over 300 people from his kingdom in southern Sulu and embarked on a goodwill journey to China.
Read MoreFrom Spain to Delano—The Radical Roots of Farm Workers Unions
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Learn about Filipino participation in left-wing political movements in the United States
Read MoreSmithsonian to Return Unethically Sourced Remains of Filipinos
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The remains of 64 Filipinos who were “exhibited” at the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis were used in a study to show that white people were smarter because their brains were larger than those of non-whites.
Read MoreBridge Generation Personality of the Month: Joey Tabaco, 77
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Meet a US-born Filipino American whose family lived in a large complex especially built to house non-white employees and delegates of the United Nations in the ‘50s.
Read MoreFilipino Sports History: It’s In the Cards
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Learn about 20th century Philippine sports history through trading cards.
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