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Huyong

Huyong

Ni ARTHUR DAVID SAN JUAN Ilang taon din ang iyong binuno: unahan ang tilaok sa dilim upang maagang isaayos ang mga kasangkapan sa kusina. Madalas, sa kakulangan ng sibuyas na isinasahog sa itlog, bubudburan mo ng iyong mga luha ang kaning tutong; himutok ng mga...

Women journalists fight back

Women journalists fight back

A day before the International Women's Day, Bulatlat is featuring four Filipino women journalists who have been subjected to attacks for using her voice and pen to call out those in power as well as how they stood and remained steadfast in their cause for press freedom.

Rodrigo Duterte’s unnatural disasters

Rodrigo Duterte’s unnatural disasters

But in the Philippines, the links between environmental degradation and militarization are intimate. Government counterinsurgency campaigns have been most violent in the regions of the Philippines with natural and mineral resources that are largely untapped by extractive projects, whether it’s Mindanao in the south or the Cordilleras in the north. Brandon was shot because he opposed a hydropower project that would have displaced indigenous communities in the north, while to the south, indigenous Lumad leaders have been killed and schools dedicated to the teaching of sustainable agricultural practices occupied under the guise of anti-communism.

Babae sa babae

Babae sa babae

Malinaw sa ganitong pahayag na kung nanaisin, makikita talaga ng historyador ang mga kababaihan; maisusulat ang kanilang mga pahayag sa sariling pananalitang kanilang ginamit; maipapahayag ang tinig ng pakikisangkot, at malilinaw na hindi tinitingnan ang pagkilos na nakalimita lamang sa mga usaping pribado at pambahay, kundi mga usaping publiko at pambayan.

A portrait of the security guard as a worker

A portrait of the security guard as a worker

But Paray was a wounded animal lashing out against the world that hurt him. This is the difference between a worker fighting against injustice and one fighting for their class. Alchie Paray is at once every single Filipino caught in the same situation, but at the same time, he is a reminder that we must all organize ourselves against the system that allows this exploitation to manifest.

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