Daylinda Mendez Active mover and shaker in the Filipino American community of Chicago
Read More »U.S. Critic Fears U.S. Decline
By: Boy Boyer When a consistent Filipino critic of the U.S. becomes anxious about a possible decline of the U.S., it gets attention. Rigoberto D. Tiglao defi nitely got mine in his April 27 “Manila Times” online article, “Has ...
Read More »Many Worlds Live In One House
By: Elaine Lehman Filipinos have been part of and contributed to the American landscape for more than 100 years. Beyond ludic multiculturalism, we have created our own unique cultures in the United States that explore our place in U.S. history ...
Read More »Coronavirus Pandemonium
By: Joe Mauricio The early arrival of Coronavirus in the U.S. was a WILD PANDEMONIUM. First, there was the report that the Communicable Disease Center (CDC) developed and distributed a faulty coronavirus test in its quite late start in ...
Read More »COVID-19 underscores why vulnerable communities must complete the census
Low response rates in communities of color will impact funding for health and safety (CHICAGO) – April 30, 2020 — Cook County’s mission is to ensure that communities across the county are responding to the 2020 Census not despite, but rather ...
Read More »Codecademy launches free global ‘Learn From Home Day’
Codecademy launches free global ‘Learn From Home Day’ The event, in partnership with brands like Duolingo, Casper, Twitch and more, offers a full day of interactive sessions and online activities [New York, May 11, 2020] – With school closures and ...
Read More »Save The Date
May 9, 2020 – Steppenwolf Theatre Company’s 2020 Gala , 6:30PM May 9, 2020 – Tony Labrusca at Michella Terrace Banquets at Irving Park in Chicago. May 14, 2020 – CASL Spring Gala,Presenting a Lifetime Achievement Award to Bernie Wong, ...
Read More »Research for My Literary Works Invariably Leads Me to the Tragic History of Our People
By: Victoria G. Smith I’m currently writing my sixth book, a historical novel set at the turn of the twentieth century during the inception of America’s colonial rule over the Philippines. After reading and analyzing historical accounts of that era, ...
Read More »Sad, Scary and Stressful
By: Veronica Leighton This very long, extended lockdown has been straining a lot of people’s patience who are feeling sad, scared and stressed-out. All over the nation, anxieties over the new normal has been taking its tolls. It is ...
Read More »You Can’t Time the Market
By: Jan Paul C. Ferrer Why you should avoid practicing market timing There are many things that could affect the overall equity market and any individual stocks you may own—from economic trends to geopolitical events like an election. What is ...
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