Touching the Fire: An Introduction to Three Essays from Filipina American Activists
If Filipino activists are viewed as tenacious and organized, it is perhaps because their struggles endured the test of time; many survived true bloodshed, not just battles over slogans. Their aspirations are woven by a common thread that reflects the multiple hues of a dream that ebbs and flows, in rivers of unfamiliar surroundings. Their new dawn is spawned by the incessant struggle for recognition of their value as human beings, by their quest for a meaningful place in this world.
It is all about love that knows no boundary of geography or country; it is simply a generation's commitment to what service to humanity is all about.