Filipino Americans: Transformation and Identity. Edited by Maria P. P. Root. Thousand Oaks, Calif.: Sage Publications, 1997. xv, 352 pp. $61.50 (cloth); $39.00 (paper).

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Foreword - Fred Cordova Introduction - Maria P P Root The Tragic Sense of Filipino History - Peter Bacho Demographic Changes Transforming the Filipino American Community - Juanita Tamayo Lott Macro/Micro Dimensions of Filipino Immigration to the United States - Antonio J A Pido Colonialism's Legacy - Nilda Rimonte The Inferiorizing of the Filipino Coming Full Circle - Leny Mendoza Strobel Narratives of Decolonization among Post-1965 Filipino Americans Contemporary Mixed-Heritage Filipino Americans - Maria P P Root Fighting Colonized Identities Filipino American Identity - Linda A Revilla Transcending the Crisis Living in the Shadows - Concepcion A Montoya The Undocumented Immigrant Experience of Filipinos Mail-Order Brides - Raquel Z Ordonez An Emerging Community Part of the Community - Cynthia C Mejia-Giudici A Profile of Deaf Filipino Americans in Seattle The Day the Dancers Stayed - Theodore S Gonzalves On Filipino Cultural Nights Pamantasan - Jon Y Okamura and Amefil R Agbayani Filipino American Higher Education Images, Roles and Expectations of Filipino Americans by Filipino Americans - Allan L Bergano and Barbara L Bergano-Kinney Homeland Memories and Media - Rick Bonus Filipino Images and Imaginations in America Deflowering the Sampaguita - M Evelina Galang Tomboy, Dyke, Lezzie and Bi - Trinity A Ordona et al Filipina Lesbian and Bisexual Women Speak Out At the Frontiers of Narrative - Martin F Manalansan IV The Mapping of Filipino Gay Men's Lives in the United States Throwing the Baby Out with the Bathwater - Antonio T Tiongson, Jr Situating Young Filipino Mothers and Fathers Beyond the Dominant Discourse on Adolescent Pregnancy The Prevalence and Impact of Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs on Filipino American Communities - Jacqueline T Jamero Berganio, Leonardo A Tacata Jr and Peter M Jamero The Family Tree - Emilie Gaborne Dearing Dicovering Oneself The Filipino American Young Turks of Seattle - Peter M Jamero A Unique Experience in the American Sociopolitical Mainstream Filipino Americans and Ecology - Felix I Rodriguez New Challenges in the Global Future Filipino Spirituality - Thelma B Burgonio-Watson An Immigrant's Perspective

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