Thread: For Fil-Ams & other people of color, the "American Dream" often means toiling away just to obtain a small piece of the spoils that were violently ripped away from your community. 1/
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The "Model Minority" concept is a racist lie that flattens the experiences of Asian-Americans into a monolith in order to conceal our struggles & cap our successes. It's so ingrained that many are unaware they\u2019re perpetuating it. 1/
— Joshua Luna (@Joshua_Luna) March 18, 2019
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As an ex-Navy brat who grew up overseas, I've struggled with my concept of home & at one point believed "home" was a US military base.
But maybe that's as Fil-Am as it gets. 13/
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Thread: For #APAHM I'd hoped to announce the release date of AMERICANIZASIAN, a book collecting my online comic strips about Filipino American & Asian American identity & experiences, but since my publisher @ImageComics doesn't seem comfortable publishing it, I need your help. 1/ pic.twitter.com/OWh8jyRbY4
— Joshua Luna (@Joshua_Luna) May 31, 2019
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