Ramon Reyes Lala and the Worlds He Bridged
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The life and times of Ramon Reyes Lala, author The Philippine Islands, the first English-language book by a Filipino published in America.
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A Kapampangan Playwright Who Enraged US Colonial Officials
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Kapampangan playwright Aurelio Tolentino tricked US colonial officials into watching an anti-US stage play in 1903.
Read MoreCharo Santos Concio: Turns Talent into Purpose
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Broadcasting exec Charo Santos Concio’s talent, beauty, and phenomenal work ethic has led to her success.
Read More‘Oakland Ilokana’: Recovering a Life Story
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Through Oakland Ilokana, filmmaker Elenita Makani O’Malley has created a real-time portal, allowing her to continually hear her lola’s voice.
Read More[Partner] More Than A Mural: Cementing a Filipino American Legacy Into Public Memory at San José State
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Placemaking at San José State is critical to cultivating a sense of belonging for all Spartans. The Filipino American History Mural project is just one example of how Filipinos and Filipino Americans have contributed to the labor movement in the U.S. and beyond.
Read MoreA Pediatric Neurosurgeon on a Mission
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Meet a doctor with a mission to save lives and inspire future Fil-Am women surgeons.
Read MoreA Filipino American’s Journey in the Manga Industry
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Meet Mark de Vera, a Filipino American in the small and interconnected manga publishing world, within the larger comics and graphic novels industry.
Read MoreAn Ideal Bookshelf for Fil-Am History Month
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An art print featuring 22 titles all published in the United States showcases Filipino American writers of different genres.
Read MoreLife in the Grape Vineyards of Delano and Beyond
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Meet a Filipino American woman who grew up among Filipino farm workers and in their struggle.
Read More[Partner] Keeping the legacy of Filipino World War II Veterans alive
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“As we celebrate Filipino American History Month, let us remember the courage and commitment of the more than 270,000 Filipino World War II veterans who gave their last full measure of devotion to a noble cause,” says FilVetREP Chairman Maj. Gen. Antonio Taguba (Ret).
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