Jacqueline HymaninFil-Am FeaturesPandemic opens up new business opportunitiesJanine Inselmann, 36, started making masks about two weeks before lockdowns were enforced.Nov 13, 2020Nov 13, 2020
Jacqueline HymaninFil-Am FeaturesFilipino-owned businesses remain optimistic amid the pandemicThe general manager at Kuya Ja’s said it was “terrifying” to hear that restaurants were closing down when the pandemic took hold in March.Nov 13, 2020Nov 13, 2020
Jacqueline HymaninFil-Am Features“You worry here, you worry there”: Filipino healthcare workers on how they’re handling the pandemic.Just putting on all the PPE, including a face shield, N95 mask, boots, a head cap and rubber gloves, takes 10 minutes.Sep 3, 2020Sep 3, 2020
Jacqueline HymaninFil-Am FeaturesWhy I’m starting Fil-Am FeaturesAs a Filipina-American growing up in Silver Spring, Maryland, my culture was a big part of my upbringing. I’ve always loved and felt…Sep 1, 2020Sep 1, 2020
Jacqueline HymanWhy I’m ready for a non-Christian U.S. presidentThroughout the course of the 2020 campaign cycle, there have been talks and hopes of getting some “firsts” in the next U.S. president…Apr 15, 20202Apr 15, 20202
Jacqueline HymanGrowing relationships by growing a mustacheOn Thursday, for absolutely no reason at all other than to be funny, I decided to do something sort of crazy. I thought it would be fun to…Oct 6, 20182Oct 6, 20182
Jacqueline HymanAnxieties about gun violence from a future teacher and journalistIn May, after yet another school shooting this year, I talked to people about what my next year looks like — a Master’s program that…Jul 7, 2018Jul 7, 2018
