Sultan of Sulu
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Over 600 years ago, the Sultan led an entourage of over 300 people from his kingdom in southern Sulu and embarked on a goodwill journey to China.
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From Spain to Delano—The Radical Roots of Farm Workers Unions
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Learn about Filipino participation in left-wing political movements in the United States
Read MoreSmithsonian to Return Unethically Sourced Remains of Filipinos
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The remains of 64 Filipinos who were “exhibited” at the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis were used in a study to show that white people were smarter because their brains were larger than those of non-whites.
Read MoreBridge Generation Personality of the Month: Joey Tabaco, 77
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Meet a US-born Filipino American whose family lived in a large complex especially built to house non-white employees and delegates of the United Nations in the ‘50s.
Read MoreFilipino Sports History: It’s In the Cards
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Learn about 20th century Philippine sports history through trading cards.
Read MorePaco, Manila – Call It By Its Name
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Get to know a largely ignored historic district in Manila – Paco.
Read MoreThe Case of the Vanishing Filipino Americans: The Bridge Generation
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There’s a need to fill the lack of empirical and evidential documentation of the Bridge Generation’s experiences in America.
Read MoreDr. Jose Rizal, an ‘American-Sponsored’ Hero?
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Is it fair dismiss the elevated status Jose Rizal as the Philippines’ national hero as merely a creation of American colonialism?
Read MoreThe Thomasites, America’s First ‘Peace Corps’ Volunteers
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US-Philippines educational linkages and the legacy of the Thomasites.
Read MoreCalifornia Dreams
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“California Is in the Heart” exhibit at Sacramento’s California Museum chronicles Filipinos’ contributions in California from the 16th century to the present.
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