See it LIVE on Facebook, and on my Emil Guillermo Media page.
I’ll be doing an excerpt from my “Amok Monologues,” my “I Left My Lumpia in San Francisco” story.
And other tellers from around the country will share stories from their Asian American experience.
Get to know the AAPI story!
Good Friday, 4pm Pacific/7pm Eastern
LIVE on Facebook and on my EMIL GUILLERMO MEDIA page.
#STOPASIANHATE get to know the AAPI story.
Emil Guillermo talks with Prof. Daniel Phil Gonzales about the fear post-Atlanta, what we call ourselves, Filipino American attitudes, Rob Bonta’s politics, Asian American history, Harvard KKK, and more.
Catch Emil Amok’s storytime on Facebook on Friday, April 2, 4pm Pacific, 7pm Eastern. It’s Live. He’ll tell a story from his “Amok Monologues,” and be joined by members of the Asian American Storytellers In Unity. Listen, learn Friday April 2
SEE EMIL’S COLUMNS on THE ASIAN AMERICAN LEGAL DEFENSE AND EDUCATION FUND SITE.
I say goodbye to Corky here as I read the piece from the AALDEF blog.
Then, listen to the 2017 conversation where Corky talks about his life and why the Transcontinental Railroad picture meant so much to him.
At the end, he gets emotional about his friend, historian Philip Choy who taught Chinese American history at San Francisco State University.
It’s a revealing moment in a conversation that shows Corky, the person, the man behind the lens, who at times was invisible to us all as he stalked the best shot at Asian American events.
It’s one of the few times we took the time to really talk to each other.
It’s my “all-in-one” podcast tribute to Corky.
Another episode of Emil Guillermo’s FANHS museum popups. Catch it here.
READ THE MOST RECENT EMIL AMOK COLUMNS HERE.
Thanks for checking in. Mahalz. Salamatz. Merry Pasko to you!
