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Filipino ID, and a Trip to an Unfamiliar Home

Sep. 1, 2010 by Rex Jaime

This was a tribute to Artist Al Robles, whose Filipino Identity was woven into his art although he never ever made it to the Philippines.  This mini-documentary explores a tribute trip to the Philippines to connect with a homeland that

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History and Heritage

$198 Million of the Stimulus Put Toward Filipino WWII Vets

Sep. 1, 2010 by Rex Jaime

NPR did this story in 2009.  Everything in my title seems wrong.  First, why is Stimulus money going toward Filipino WWII Vets?  Why $198 Million?  Why Filipinos?  and why now? (more than a half century later)

Lots of questions, but

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History and Heritage

Mexico and The Philippines

Aug. 31, 2010 by cayelanistudio

I wrote a passage a while about about how my mother felt about Mexicans. My research was a bit incomplete but I was just writing out of rage. I am allowed to do that, right?
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History and Heritage

When History is Everyday Life.

Jun. 26, 2010 by cayelanistudio

I saw the embedded video about Imelda Marcos earlier this year. Through it, I was able to learn more about modern Filipino people in general. Many Filipino people share the same idealism that is just like hers. I think it’s really just not

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History and Heritage

My Mother the Racist

Jun. 18, 2010 by cayelanistudio

My Mother hates Mexicans she thinks she’s better than all of them for some reason. She hates my husband, screamed out of the top of her lungs that he is Mexican trash. That Mexicans are dirty and lazy. Shame. If she only knew that the

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History and Heritage

Forgotten Soldiers

May. 31, 2010 by Rex Jaime

Story of the Scouts.  No preparation.  No artillery.  No time to react.  But they fended off the orchestrated violent take over and were the American’s best resource on the read more...

 

History and Heritage

Band of Brothers

May. 31, 2010 by Rex Jaime

As we memorialize the dead who have sacrificed for the USA, it’s also important to keep our promises to the living who have sacrificed for our freedom, both here and abroad.  It’s a long time coming for the Filipinos who fought alongside

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