Filipinos In Cape Town—A Valuable Presence Since The 19th Century
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Did you know that Filipinos have been in Cape Town, South Africa for more than 150 years?
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Ken Burns’ ‘Vietnam’: The War in Our Hearts and Minds
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How one Filipino American college student and ROTC trainee lived through the Vietnam war.
Read MoreA Journey in Time with My Grandma
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A Washington, DC history project reconnects the author with her grandma who was born 141 years ago.
Read MoreOn US Veterans’ Day (Canada Remembrance Day), a Toast to Our Freedom Fighters
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Memories of the Filipinos’ resistance to Japanese occupation in World War II must never fade.
Read MoreFil-Am History Museum in Stockton Turns One
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Why the Filipino American History Museum is in Stockton, California.
Read MoreThe Untold Story of Nina Thomas: The American Woman who could have been First Lady of the Philippines
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The woman Manuel L. Quezon would’ve married had Philippine independence not been in the way.
Read MoreMajor General Basilio J. Valdes – Doctor, Officer and Gentleman
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As President Manuel L. Quezon’s personal physician, Major General Basilio Valdes stayed with him until he drew his last breath at Saranac Lake, New York.
Read MoreMactan, 50 Years Ago and Now
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Mactan Island is a far cry from when it was overrun by American GIs during the Vietnam War.
Read MoreArsenio H. Lacson, the Best President the Philippines Never Had
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The late pugnacious mayor of Manila who was fittingly nicknamed “Arsenic.”
Read MoreA Man and His Book: Unmasking Duplicities of the Past
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From a writer’s collection of old books, documents and memorabilia comes the answer to his question: “How did foreigners come to rule the Philippines for so long?”
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