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Virtual Exhibit: Leani’s Doodles, Carla Mayol’s Photographs

Support OSM! Community Journalism by buying any of Leani Alnica’s work of art and Carla Mayol’s photos, starting at $40. Email marivirmontebon@gmail.com for details.

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ILOCANDIA, a culinary and historical journey

A film review by Armando Chavez Warning: Do Not watch this Film if you’re on a diet. I was salivating the whole time I was watching it. And ready to have a big Filipino lunch even though I had just had breakfast. Another cinematic triumph for Filipino filmmaking. Deserves to be entered in a food […]

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Unlike Nepal and Haiti, the Philippines Never Obtained Temporary Protected Status

By Licelle Cobrador, Esq.* New York – Temporary Protected Status (“TPS”) is one of the United States government’s significant humanitarian programs enacted to assist individuals in need of shelter or aid from disasters, oppression, emergency medical issues and other urgent circumstances.  Under the program, the secretary of homeland security decides when a country warrants the designation […]

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FilAm women navigating racism and winning this pandemic

By Marivir R. Montebon New York – There are nuisances to racial discrimination and stereotyping, such that for OSM! top blogger Sylvia Hubilla, she had to ‘navigate it’ instead of dealing with it head-on.  How does navigating racism look like for this retired teacher in Austin, Texas? And for FilAm women leaders too? During the […]

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Women worldwide push for equal representation in govt, civil society

By Marivir R. Montebon New York – It’s about time. Women’s groups all over the world are stepping up for an equal representation of women and men in all levels of government and civil society. In the recently concluded Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) parallel meetings, women’s organizations sought for equal representation of […]

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WICCAFE: Multiculturalism, not racism for Americans

The American Immigration Story Part 6 (of 6) Today is America’s tipping point and social threshold as a result of the enactment of the 1965 Hart Cellar Immigration Act which allowed entry of non-white immigrants from Asia, Africa, and Latin America. While it has reason to acknowledge and celebrate its diversity, it is also reeling […]

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WICCAFE: US rises to be a great nation, colonizer; women’s movement continues

American Immigration Story Part 5 (of 6) The birth of the USA was through war against the British and the natives. It is ran by the labor of black slaves and consequently post-modern immigrants. The Founding Fathers designed the ‘American experiment’, that is to separate the Church and the State to avoid the bloody religious […]

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WICCAFE: Women oppression, women leadership

American Immigration Story Part 4 (of 6) All throughout American colonial history, women oppression and suppression was evident. But gradually, women rose to question these inequalities – starting from Anne Hutchinson to Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Sojourner Truth, and many more. Women have championed on the abolition of slavery and their right to […]

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WICCAFE: The Puritans create a ‘New England’ on Wampanoag, Pequot lands

The American Immigration Story Part 3 While the Dutch prosperously conducted business in their new found land in New Amsterdam, the Puritans began to pour into New England or what is now known as Massachusetts. The first immigrants from England came on board the Mayflower in 1620. It was believed that the Puritans had a […]

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WICCAFE: The Dutch establishes New Amsterdam, native tribes disintegrate

The American Immigration Story Part 2. In 1609, Englishman Henry Hudson began the colonial foothold of the Dutch (for East Indies Company) in New Amsterdam or what is now known as New York. Finding the ‘New World’ came as an accident, for Hudson was assigned to look for a short route to Indonesia and the […]

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