Impossible Things
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A writer pays homage to an educator who championed the gifted among Filipinos and made sure their potentials are not unrealized.
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Charmed at the Fringes
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Being in Tawi-Tawi, on the edge of the Philippines, writer Datu Shariff Pendatun became more convinced that borders, for the most part, exist only because they are imagined.
Read MoreSojourn to Truth-Telling in My Blasian Reality
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A Black Fil-Am looks back on her growing-up years in the Philippines and as an educator-writer in the U.S.
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My Lola Helped Change the Course of WWII
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An artist discovers an ancestor’s unsung historical achievement.
Read MoreRemembering Joyce Juan-Manalo
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Artist Allan Manalo honors his late wife and theatre collaborator, Joyce Juan-Manalo.
Read MoreThe Calling of My Soul
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She grew up isolated from Filipino culture. Now, she’s determined to recover the roots she had lost.
Read MoreA Concert for My Daughter and Son-In-Law
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A father pays tribute to his daughter Kerima Tariman and his son-in-law Ericson Acosta, both rebel-poets.
Read MoreWhy My Success Is Philippine Society’s Failure
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A new graduate who worked his way through college argues that rather than seeing his achievement and those of so many others as successes, they should be seen as systemic failures.
Read MoreIn My Father’s Two Worlds
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A writer attends her father’s wake arranged by his other family.
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