Abra On My Mind: Tracing My Family Roots
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The writer revisited Abra in the hope of seeing his grandma’s home again, but alas, his efforts to locate it were unsuccessful.
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The Morning After: A Reflection
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A journalist has a heart-to-heart talk with her journalism students the morning after the morning after the US presidential election.
Read MoreMy Great-Grandfather’s Memoir: From Notebook to Book
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How the writer was finally able to publish his great-grandfather’s autobiography which was written in an older form of Ilocano, a language he didn’t know.
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Walang 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 MoreA Domestic Violence Story
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In sharing her story during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, award-winning director Giovannie Espiritu wants to emphasize that abuse comes in many forms. It’s not always about physical violence; often, it’s about control.
Read MoreThe Ilocano Gang of Salinas Valley
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Historian Alex Fabros Jr. recalls back porch stories his manongs in Salinas Valley, California, told him.
Read MoreHelene, a Name I Refuse to Forget
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Poet Tony Robles shares moments when Hurricane Helene recently ran wild, bringing both ruin and togetherness in his mobile home community in North Carolina.
Read MoreComing Home: Where Sisterhood Was Born
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The bonds of sisterhood have endured over the years among members of the Maryknoll College Class of 1974.
Read MoreFerdie and Ninoy, Brothers at Odds
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A fraternity brother thinks Ninoy Aquino wouldn’t have thought that the dictator personally ordered his assassination.
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