Top stories published by The Hyphenated Filipino in March of 2021

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Top Stories published by The Hyphenated Filipino in March of 2021

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Jeanylyn Lopez in The Hyphenated Filipino

Mar 30, 2021

How canned food came to the Philippines

Canned foods from the U.S. reached the Philippines during the Second World War. Homes in…

Jeanylyn Lopez in The Hyphenated Filipino

Mar 7, 2021

Whang-od Oggay: The last traditional Kalinga tattoo artist in the Philippines

Jeanylyn Lopez in The Hyphenated Filipino

Mar 30, 2021

Parol: The vibrant Filipino Christmas star that symbolizes hope and blessings

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Jeanylyn Lopez in The Hyphenated Filipino

Mar 29, 2021

Jennifer Laude: Remembering the Filipino transgender woman who was ‘full of joy’

These were the top 10 stories published by The Hyphenated Filipino in March of 2021. You can also dive into daily archives for March of 2021 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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King of the road: Taking a look at the history of jeepneys in the Philippines

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Baybayin: A writing script used in pre-Hispanic Philippines

Maria Orosa: Meet the Filipino war hero who invented banana ketchup

How canned food came to the Philippines

Whang-od Oggay: The last traditional Kalinga tattoo artist in the Philippines

Parol: The vibrant Filipino Christmas star that symbolizes hope and blessings

Jennifer Laude: Remembering the Filipino transgender woman who was ‘full of joy’