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Jason Renacido

By Crystal Wong | July 13th, 2010
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Jason Renacido, whose parents are from the Philippines, talks about how the Filipino culture is retained in his family.

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  1. Summer Snapshots 2010 :: Immigrant Connect says:

    August 25th, 2010at 9:01 am(#)

    [...] Jillian Seubala, whose parents immigrated from the Philippines, describes how her participation in an Asian-interest sorority in college helped her relate to her Filipino roots. [...]


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