From exile to diaspora: versions of the Filipino experience in the United States

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Introduction Alias Flips, Pinoys, Brown Monkeys: From the Boondocks to the Belly of the Beast From Identity Politics to Transformative Critique Arming the Spirit, Writing in Times of Emergency Bulosans Metamorphosis: The Return of the Alter/Native Resistance, Intervention, Deliverance: Lessons from Philip Vera Cruz Prophesying a Permanent Cultural Revolution Fragments from an Exiles Journal

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