Category: Editorials
Apply Now For Hawaii Filipino Chronicle Scholarship, Please Support Our Scholarship Program
The Hawaii Filipino Chronicle through its Filipino Media Foundation (HFC scholarship non-profit) for a fourth consecutive year since its inception will be awarding a scholarship [Read More…]
Republicans and Democrats Are Partially To Blame For Decades-old Migrant Surges at Southern Border
Each election year Republican politicians will play up a migrant horde crisis at the southern border, that caravans of illegals are invading our country and [Read More…]
We’ve Learned from COVID-19, We Can Beat Monkeypox Early On
For only the seventh time in history, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared on July 23 a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) – [Read More…]
On Filipino-ness, Identity and Filipinos Supporting Each Other in the Global Community
Jo Koy’s Easter Sunday was finally released in the Philippines the last week of August. Like in the U.S., it was received with mixed reviews: [Read More…]
Support Jo Koy’s Easter Sunday, Hollywood Needs To Be More Inclusive, It’s Smart Business Practice
Jo Koy’s Easter Sunday is history in the making as it presents to audiences (over 3,000 theaters across the U.S. and Canada, and eventually hundreds [Read More…]
People vs Special Interests: Americans Score Major Victory in Healthcare Reforms and Climate Package
In the constant political tug-of-war between the People vs Special Interests – the People scored a big win in the recent passage of the Inflation [Read More…]
The LG Race is Competitive and Diverse – this is a Plus for Hawaii Voters
Hawaii’s Office of the Lieutenant Governor is tasked with a few important responsibilities but ultimately the Lt. Governor’s role is largely dependent on – how [Read More…]
Vote for Bolstering Democracy This Midterm Election
It’s been said inflation is on the ballot. Roe is on the ballot. The midterm has healthcare, student loan forgiveness, affordable housing, climate change on [Read More…]
The New Measure of Filipino Empowerment: ‘Exceptions to the Rule of Success, Should Be the Standard’
Filipino empowerment in Hawaii has been a goal, point of discussion for decades since the early days of the sakadas (marginal awareness because sakadas viewed [Read More…]
US Supreme Court Needs Major Reform
Clearly, we have a political partisan problem in the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) and faith in it is at an all-time low. Even before the [Read More…]
