Driving Mrs. Cory
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Who is to be forgiven in the new novel Forgiving Imelda Marcos?
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The artist SAMMAY intentionally centers BIPOC women and non-binary experiences with interwoven stories and artistic expressions through dance and written word.
Read MoreOn the 50th Year of Philippine Studies at City College of San Francisco: Is There Reason to Celebrate?
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How will the budget cuts in March affect CCSF’s Philippine Studies Department when the entire campus is experiencing cutbacks?
Read MoreClan of Saints Bay: Real Life (not Mythic) Warriors of SOMA Pilipinas
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Meet the Bay Area graphic artists who created superheroes based on real-life movers and shakers of San Francisco’s SOMA Pilipinas Filipino Cultural District.
Read MoreThe Scholar Unplugged
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Memoir is revelatory of a noted academic’s internal life, or maybe not.
Read More‘The Al Robles Express’ Is on the Right Track
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Does one need to go back to the Motherland to find home? “The Al Robles Express” holds the answer to this question.
Read MoreUtom Unfolds T’boli Myths Through Music
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Florante Aguilar’s “Utom” is “really a Filipino American composition in the sense that it is derived or influenced by traditional T’boli music but is our own musical creation as Filipino Americans.”
Read MoreJuanita Tamayo Lott: Woman Warrior of the Golden State
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Meet the Fil-Am chair of the federal interagency working group that developed the racial and ethnic categories for the federal statistical system back in the ‘70s.
Read MoreDance Theater Review: ‘Incarcerated 6 x 9’ Gets You on the Cell-ular Level
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Alleluia Panis’ “Incarcerated 6 x 9” explores the depths of imprisoned minds.
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.
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