LA 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.
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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 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.
Read MoreWe Stand on Their Shoulders, Part 1
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The paths of today’s empowered Filipino Americans were blazed by pioneers who are no longer among the living.
Read MoreFreedom From Want: The Ghost of Carlos Bulosan
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See what Carlos Bulosan wrote for the Saturday Evening Post, which commissioned him to write an essay on one of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “Four Freedoms.”
Read More[Webinar Video] Philippine-American “Relations”-- Romance and Heartbreak Among Filipino and American Celebrities in Washington, D.C., 1898-1946
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Last Feb. 16, 2021, Erwin Tiongson and Titchie Carandang-Tiongson, co-founders of POPDC, shared stories they have collected (or have been told by others) of love and heartbreak set in Washington, D.C.
Read More10 Things the 1940 Census Reveals About Carlos Bulosan
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Dive into the 1940 Census and find interesting bits about the literary icon’s life.
Read MoreWhen Bulosan Met Quezon
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Find out what President Manuel Luis Quezon asked Carlos Bulosan to do when they met in Washington, DC.
Read MoreDawn Bohulano Mabalon’s Short Life Burned Brightly
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Historian-activist Dawn Mabalon’s sudden passing has left a wake of shock and grief among Filipino community advocates.
Read MoreBook Review: America Is Not the Heart
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Elaine Castillo’s debut novel tugs at the link between Carlos Bulosan’s world and today’s Filipino America.
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