Filipino Americans Sound Off on the Toboso Tragedy
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Peers believe that the two Filipino American activists who were killed in an encounter between New People’s Army guerrillas and government troops were innocent civilians.
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Rising from the Ashes in Maui
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The historic Maui community is working to rebuild from the devastating fire that swept through it on Aug. 8, 2023
Read MoreHonoring Our Manongs and Manangs 2026
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A packed Koret Auditorium at the San Francisco Public Library served as the backdrop on Saturday, August 8, 2026, for a moving three-hour afternoon program honoring 12 Filipino American leaders.
Read MoreWhen the Youngest Manong Becomes the Elder
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One day we look around and discover that the people being honored as elders are younger than we are.
Read MoreTo You, ‘These Yet to Be United States’
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Undocumented prize-winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas asks graduating University of San Francisco graduate students to be mindful of immigrants’ place in the making of history.
Read MoreThe Elderly Filipino Men of ʻAʻala Park
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‘A’ala Park was a place where the aging Filipinos and other retirees gathered to pass the time, carrying forward a world that had vanished.
Read MoreWhy We Love Alex Eala
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Filipinos overseas turn out for tennis star Alex Eala because she reflects their own hopes and dreams.
Read MoreLA Library Plans to Dedicate Echo Park Branch to Carlos Bulosan
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The Echo Park Branch Library proudly serves the Historic Filipinotown community.
Read MorePhilippine International Aid (PIA) Benefit Debuts Film on Larry Ramos, First Fil-Am Grammy Winner
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Larry Ramos’ barrier-breaking accomplishments are enshrined in Along Comes Larry: The Larry Ramos Story.
Read MoreThe Mercados of North Texas
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Meet Gus and Ethel Mercado, the “pillars of the Filipino community” in North Texas.
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