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Agnes Constante

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How the Philippines' colonial legacy weighs on Filipino American mental health

How the Philippines' colonial legacy weighs on Filipino American mental health

Daniela Pila spent an hour after school one day scrubbing her brown skin with a bar of papaya soap, hoping it…

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Mental healthcare for Cambodian, Vietnamese refugees limited by shortage of bicultural, bilingual...

Mental healthcare for Cambodian, Vietnamese refugees limited by shortage of bicultural, bilingual...

This is the second story in a three-part TimesOC series "Improving Healthcare Access for Cambodians and Vietn…

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Talking about depression can be hard for Asian Americans, but services can help

Talking about depression can be hard for Asian Americans, but services can help

LOS ANGELES - The feelings of loneliness and isolation began for Glor Parong at 15 years old. She was dealing…

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How a Chinese cook helped establish Yosemite and the National Park Service

How a Chinese cook helped establish Yosemite and the National Park Service

People of Chinese descent began migrating to the West in 1848 to work as miners after the discovery of gold i…

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They came here as refugees. Now the U.S. may be deporting some Vietnamese nationals.

They came here as refugees. Now the U.S. may be deporting some Vietnamese nationals.

A few days before Christmas last year, Cuong Pham boarded a plane in Texas to fly to his home country of Viet…

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Hollywood is having a #MeToo moment. Women of color have fought this battle for decades.

Hollywood is having a #MeToo moment. Women of color have fought this battle for decades.

Growing up, Farah Tanis was told she could expect two things once she decided to settle down: either her husb…

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By Agnes Constante
| JoySauce Verified
Joselyn Geaga-Rosenthal, a longtime resident of Los Angeles’ Historic Filipinotown, used to worry that the district could disappear. It wouldn’t be the first time that a Filipino ethnic enclave has done this: A Little Manila in Los Angeles that thrived in the 1920s and 1930s no longer exists today. That concern was quelled when a 30-foot tall, 82-foot wide steel arch was built in the district to serve as a monument to the community and installed in 2022.
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Los Angeles’ 35th annual Lotus Festival to spotlight Mongolia —

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By Agnes Constante, Dateline USA
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Dateline USA June 19, 2015 Los Angeles’ 35th annual Lotus Festival to spotlight Mongolia by Agnes Constante IN July, the 35th annual Lotus Festival will highlight the country of Mongolia for the first time, featuring live music, dances and entertainment from performers representing the country’s culture.
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10 groundbreaking Filipino Americans in US history - Magnolia State Live

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By Agnes Constante
| Magnolia State Live
Published 3:00 pm Wednesday, October 11, 2023 10 groundbreaking Filipino Americans in US history Filipino Americans are the third-largest Asian American ethnic group in the United States, after Chinese Americans and Indian Americans—and they have had a long history in the United States. The first Filipino Americans to arrive in the United States were sailors aboard a Spanish galleon who landed in present-day Morro Bay, California, on Oct. 18, 1587.
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