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Stories This Week

Lahaina Is Rising! by Rose Cruz Churma

My Family And The 1939 Filipino Brussels Sprouts Strike by Richard Tenaza

Kapwa, Bayanihan, Makibaka! The FAJ Story by Susan V. Tagle

Singing Tagalog Favorites With A Touch Of Fil-Am by Elaine Elinson

Maria Orosa’s Legacy by Claire Mercado-Obias

[Act Against Hate] Despite Hate Crimes, Inflation Is Top Priority For Asian American Voters – Pew Survey by Sunita Sohrabji

[Recipe of the Week]  Maria Orosa’s Freedom Cookies by Norma Olizon-Chikiamco

[Video of the Week] An Update on Filipinos in Israel