a makeshift altar
ANAYA | NETANYAa diaspora returning to the motherland, full of ponder and prayer, sometimes in grief, often in adoration.
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the cost of the diaspora's dream of decolonial rerooting
Sometime in the 80’s, my father at the age of 22 left the Philippines and migrated to Macau as a janitor. He worked tirelessly, becoming a CEO of his own company, aiming to reach his dreams of financial success and a life he imagined better...
inheriting a bloodline of royal resistance
When I was a child, my favourite “fun fact about myself” was that I had royal blood from my mother’s side back home. That was the full extent of my fun fact though. It wasn’t until I cared to look back with greater effort and make sense of ...
building bridges and boats while dismantling the empire
##### [T]his is also what the waves of migration to, through, and from the Philippines do. As active participant — not passive recipient — in this dispersal, we ought to be proud as a nation among the nations of the world; just as the Mãori...
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