Raping Sugarland
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How dictator Marcos and his cronies robbed sugar growers blind.
Read MoreCrossing the Golden Gate Bridge to Organize U.S. Opposition to Marcos
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An expatriate-activist in the U.S. recalls where he was when Ferdinand Marcos declared Martial Law in September 1972.
Read MoreDown From the Hill: Ateneo’s Modern Heroes Eman Lacaba and Edgar Jopson
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Two of the anti-dictatorship struggle’s most admired young martyrs were products of the elite Ateneo de Manila University.
Read More[Partner] SF Premiere of "11,103", a film about martial law survivors in the Philippines
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On the 50th anniversary of martial law, DAKILA presents “11,103” , a film about martial law survivors in the Philippines. Saturday, September 17, 2022, 4:00 p.m. Flexible Theater, Building 3, Cañada College, 4200 Farm Hill Blvd., Redwood City, CA 94061
Read MoreFor My Hero, Doc Bien
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Dr. Bien Lumbera, a bespectacled man of letters who refused to bow before authoritarians.
Read MoreThe Image That Never Left Me
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A daughter of the Philippines’ political elite recalls her loss of innocence during the Marcos dictatorship.
Read MoreThe Good and Brilliant Ka Pepe Diokno
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Remembering the late Senator Ka Pepe Diokno who would’ve turned 100 this year.
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On Newsmen’s Row
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The author recalls his old neighborhood, young love, and a horrific political crime during the Marcos dictatorship.
Read MoreNinoy Aquino Was Not Alone
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Many others also gave up their lives to bring the country out of the darkness and into the light.
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