Some Not Very Well Known Facts About Rizal’s Trial and Execution
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The Spanish authorities buried Dr. Jose Rizal without a coffin, and other facts you may not have known.
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Ten Thousand Stories in Chicago’s The Field Museum
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The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago subverts the “bad reasons” for its extensive collections of artifacts from other cultures.
Read MoreA Bookstore of Filipino Aspirations
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National Artist for Literature F. Sionil Jose Turns 90
A bookstore that’s a corridor to the past.
Gemelli Carreri, An Italian in Manila, 1696
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A 17th century traveler visits Manila and records his observations in a bestseller.
Read MoreBefore Elorde and Pacquiao, There Was Luis Logan
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When boxing and perfumes mixed--the untold story of a most uncommon Filipino boxing champ, Luis Logan.
Read MoreFil-Am Pinays and the "Filipino Sports Parade"
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A Filipino American recalls her role in the filming of a long-forgotten movie when she was only 15 years old.
Read MoreThe Boogie Woogie Boys
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All-Filipino WWII Fighting Units in the U.S. Armed Forces remember Bataan.
Read MoreA People With Two Navels
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Book Review: The Third Asiatic Invasion: Empire and Migration in Filipino America, 1898-1946 by Rick Baldoz (2011)
Filipino American history as part of a people’s history of the United States.
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The War Brides
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The Second Wave of Filipino immigration to the United States came between 1946 to 1953, when Filipino servicemen brought their brides to live in the country they fought for in WWII.
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