‘How Can You Forget Me’: Artifacts of Early Immigrant Life
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Large trunks discovered in a basement offer a window into the lives and struggles of early Filipino immigrants.
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Fortune’s Call: Albert Samaha’s Family Saga
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Albert Samaha’s Concepcion: An Immigrant Family’s Fortune chronicles the rise and fall of his family's immigration project and weaves their stories within the complicated tapestry of Philippine history.
Read MoreLike dat... like dat!
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When does an immigrant get serious in really learning the ways, language, etc. of his/her new country?
Read MoreCarlos Bulosan’s Seattle
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We celebrate the centennial of Carlos Bulosan, considered the best Filipino American writer of his generation.
Read MoreThe 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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Food in 2 Worlds™ Podcast: First Comes Filipino Immigration then a Jollibee Restaurant
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Is Jollibee a symbol of American culinary imperialism or a proud emblem of Filipino business success? For the answer listen to the Food in 2 Worlds™ podcast.
Read MoreCora's New Gift Idea
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Gemma Nemenzo interviews Cora M. Tellez, a Filipina corporate executive whose business credentials run impressively deep. Tellez founded Sterling HSA in 2004, shortly after she “flunked retirement.”
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