An Invisible Generation
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Introducing the not-so-well-known “bridge generation” of Filipino Americans
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Our Ten Most Popular Stories for 2014
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Here are the Top Ten stories which drew the most readers last year.
Read MoreSome 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.
Read MoreTen 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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