For decades, Philippine Airlines (PAL) has been more than just a carrier—it has been a lifeline for millions of Filipinos bridging the gap between the U.S. and the Philippines. From its historic transpacific flight in 1946 to its unmatched 77-year run as the only airline offering direct flights between the two countries, PAL has played a central role in fostering connections between families, cultures, and economies.
Read MoreWhy are Filipinos nothing more but a fun-fact in American history books? The U.S. has become home to the largest number of Filipinos outside of the Philippines, we are still only recognized through Jollibee and Bretman Rock. What a lot of people don’t know is that it was our community who successfully started national boycotts in 1965, bringing improvement to the lives of laborers in the country. Cool, right? It doesn’t stop there, of course! Many significant events in American politics and culture were contributed and participated by Filipinos. The parts where we challenge society should be equally celebrated as the times we go viral online as dancers or singers. It’s important to note that Filipino-American history IS American history.
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