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The rise and fall of one of Filipino America’s last newspapers – The Yappie

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By Isabella B. Cho, Nyrene Monforte
| The Yappie
This story was first published via the Asian American Journalists Association’s Voices program. As racial tensions were on the rise following the death of George Floyd, Manila Mail gave Filipino Americans, from children to lawmakers, a voice to respond to the moment.
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How one of Filipino America's last newspapers folded

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By Isabella B. Cho, Nyrene Monforte
| Asian American Journalists Association
As racial tensions were on the rise following the death of George Floyd, Manila Mail gave Filipino Americans, from children to lawmakers, a voice to respond to the moment.
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MICA’s “Mixrepresented” photo gallery celebrates the stories of multiracial students

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By Nyrene Monforte
| The Diamondback Verified
Printed portraits of 29 multiracial University of Maryland community members are strung along the walls of the MICA office’s Cozy Corner in Stamp Student Union. They are all distinct in clothing, posture and physique. Clothespinned next to these photographs are their stories, which bring meaning beyond their appearances and bring light to their individual identities. One of the gallery’s subjects, Alexander Pryor, appears with a printed quote that says, “I’m Black + Korean, period.
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