Call Center Caper
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The Quiet Ones says those who appear burdened by the impositions of capitalism have the power to effectively manipulate the system in their favor.
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Historical Memories Are Made of These
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The book The Smithsonian Asian Pacific American History, Art, and Culture in 101 Objects showcases artifacts that denote the complex histories of Asian Pacific Americans in the United States.
Read More"Lucky Rice" at Beida
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Stuck in China upon the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus by Ferdinand Marcos, Jaime FlorCruz went to Peking University with students who would remake that country into the global economic power it is today.
Read MoreUsing Beauty to Overpower Racism
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Why Indian-Filipina writer Aimee Nezhukumatathil’s World of Wonders: In Praise of Fireflies, Whale Sharks, and Other Astonishments was Barnes and Noble’s 2020 Book of the Year.
Read MoreBook Review: The Story of a Life
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A book’s new edition broadens the picture of life in the underground, at a time when various forces came together with a single aim, and a young hero who gave his all.
Read MoreFreedom, She Wrote
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The women journalists who educated and fought for us during the Marcos dictatorship.
Read MoreHealing From an Unbearable Grief
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How a mother eventually recovers from the murder of her only son.
Read MoreAn Enjoyable Period Piece
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Go back in time, to a murder in 1900s Philippines, through Cecilia Manguerra Brainard’s latest novel.
Read MoreRace and the Asian Male in America
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Book Review: Big Little Man by Alex Tizon
Lonely Asian males, it’s not all your fault. They really are against you, but there’s hope.
Read MoreBook Review: A Big Hearted Book on Little Manila
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Author Dawn Mabalon digs up the past and brings Stockton, California’s pioneer Filipino community back to life.
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