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LMF, director Patricio Ginelsa and the Black Eyed Peas receive preservation award



Stockton, CA - The Little Manila Foundation (LMF) along with the Black Eyed Peas (BEP) and director Patricio Ginelsa received the President’s Award for Excellence from the California Preservation Foundation in Hollywood last Friday.

The groups were recognized for their unique collaboration to preserve Filipino American history, a part of American society that is highly under represented in mainstream publications. The Stockton-based Little Manila Foundation partnered with Ginelsa and the Black Eyed Peas in March 2007 to create a historical treatment of their music video for the group’s song, “Bebot.” Black Eyed Peas member Apl de Ap performs the song entirely in the Philippines’ dominant language Pilipino or Tagalog, quite uncommon for a mainstream hip-hop band. Bebot quickly became Filipino Americans’ anthem. (more…)



Foundation to honor Filipino effort


In Stockton, area was hub of Filipino life


Students glimpse Filipino history in downtown Stockton


Preserving a way of life





Little Manila comes alive





Sprucing up Little Manila


Little Manila foundation turns to residents


Lessons of green giants


Filipino culture, history discussed at conference


Sowing some vital ’seeds’


Historic, or just old?


Look for the car in the barn


Big push to save Little Manila





Preserving Little Manila





Family farms fade into past


Filipino group ‘viable’ bidder


Comin’ of age with a richer respect of dad


Left out in Little Manila


Saving a Harsh Picture of the Past


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