Diwang Pilipino; Pilipino consciousness / Jovina Navarro, editor.
"Diwang Pilipino is a student initiated project documenting the experiences of Pilipinos in America as viewed, analyzed, interpreted and experienced by Pilipinos. It seeks to bring to light our continuous struggle for survival and self-determination and hopes to smash myths and conceptions abou...
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Davis, Calif. :
Asian American Studies, University of California,
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Table of Contents:
- Nice boy : poem / by David Alcala
- An attempt / by Juanita Tamayo Lott
- Pay as you leave : poem / by David Alcala
- They leave their father's land : poem / by David Alcala
- The plight of the newly-arrived immigrants / by Jovina Navarro
- That of a worker : poem / by Jeanette Lazam
- Manong Nuesca : poem / by Laurena Cabanero
- Where is the house Mariano built? / by Kapatid Alan Gonzales
- Beyond the beanstalk's top : poem / by Jovina Navarro
- Vegetables : poem / by Robert Kikuchi
- Delano: movement or mirage / by Sid Valledor
- Bayanihan-Kearny Street : poem / by Luis Syquia
- The Pilipino youth of Central City and the San Francisco educational system / by Jo Ann Agcaoili
- For my stylin' brothers : poem / by Vince Reyes
- Mama went to Reno : poem / by Emily Cachapero
- Grattan fourth grade flashback : poem / by Serafin Malay Syquia
- Politics and poetry / by Serafin Malay Syquia
- Mural for Malacanang : poem / by Simeon Doria Arroyo
- Apostrophe to a carabao boy : poem / by S. B. Garibay
- Vital role of women in the national democratic struggle in the Philippines / by Cynthia Maglaya
- Confidential note to the Pilipinos : poem / by Simeon Doria Arroyo
- Pilipino "other" : poem / by Jovina Navarro
- Organizing in a Pilipino community / by Pilipino Organizing Collective.