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F/Pilipino Americans: Missing from the Model Minority

Monthlies, November, OPINION, POLITICSBy Ayushee RoyNovember 22, 2020Leave a comment

** Author’s Note on Community Terminology: there is an academic and cultural dispute over whether Filipino or Pilipino is best to describe the diaspora from the Philippines. In recognition of the indecision, F/Pilipino is used in this piece.** Arguably, the biggest plague of Asian America’s history is the image of being the model minority. This…

What You Should Know About “My Family’s Slave”

ARTS & CULTURE, OPINIONBy Kristy PhanJune 11, 2017Leave a comment

The controversial Atlantic article “My Family’s Slave” by the late journalist Alex Tizon sparked a range of emotion and discussion. Tizon writes about Eudocia Tomas Pulido, a Filipina domestic worker his family enslaved for 56 years and how he felt about her contested role in the family, even after her death. Reactions ranged from sadness…

Dualities of a History

CREATIVEBy Andrew LopezFebruary 12, 2016Leave a comment

This is the colored man’s burden. To always look up to a higher power. Not a god or a deity, but a man with desire.

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