What defines our taste: remembering home through food
Each dish speaks of who we are, one story rooted in home and another unfolding in the life we build, tied together by our heritage. Taste is shaped by memory…
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Buwan ng Wika : Between Legacy and Relevance
President Manuel L. Quezon, the “Father of the National Language,” is pictured here in his iconic barong Tagalog, a symbol of his commitment to Filipino identity. As the architect of…
Between Two Flags: A Filipino American Reflection on the Fourth of July
On the Fourth of July, the United States comes together in celebration—barbecues and fireworks, parades and patriotic songs. It is a day that honors the signing of the Declaration of…
Carson honors ABC7 Fil-Am journalists on Philippine-American Friendship Day
ABC7 Eyewitness News journalists Tony Cabrera, Irene Cruz, and Denise Dador were honored with a City of Carson proclamation during the July 1, 2025, City Council meeting in celebration of…
Lea Salonga and Her Trans Son Nic Chien Redefine Family, Identity, and Acceptance
Lea Salonga – Asian Journal file photo by Andy M. Tecson Broadway icon Lea Salonga opens up about her son Nic Chien’s transgender journey and their shared path of love,…
Filipino Food Month: Celebrating Culture, Identity, and Global Flavor in April
Explore how Filipino Food Month brings together communities across the Philippines and the world through heritage, identity, and cuisine. From ancestral recipes to global kamayan feasts, discover how food tells…
‘Post Colonial Survival Kit’: Addressing the challenges brought by centuries of colonization
COLONIALISM is defined as a system in which “one country creates an empire by taking over other lands and making them into colonies.” As such, colonies don’t have the power…