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Bulatlat Contributors | Jun 10, 2016
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Why Read Jose Ma. Sison? | A Review of Build the People’s Power (2016)
Why Read Jose Ma. Sison? | A Review of Build the People’s Power (2016)
The publication of the latest volume of Sison’s Selected Writings covering the years 2010-2011 in Build the People’s Power (2016) by the International Network for Philippines Studies reaffirms his place as the emblematic Filipino radical thinker of the last five decades.
Lino Brocka’s legacy lives on
Lino Brocka’s legacy lives on
Joolia Demigillo of Tudla Productions maintains that society hasn’t changed fundamentally and so the struggle that Brocka began must be continued.
Artists vow to continue solidarity with drought-stricken farmers
Artists vow to continue solidarity with drought-stricken farmers
The A4K said that in the first 100 days, the next president should stop Lumad killings, bring justice to the victims of the Kidapawan carnage and provide meaningful support for farmers affected by El Nino.
Artists vow to continue solidarity with drought-stricken farmers
Artists vow to continue solidarity with drought-stricken farmers
The Artists for Kidapawan said that in the first 100 days, the next president should stop Lumad killings, bring justice to the victims of the Kidapawan carnage and provide meaningful support for farmers affected by El Nino.
Sison tackles building people’s power in new book
Sison tackles building people’s power in new book
Building People’s Power is mainly a collection of Sison's writings from July 2010 to December 2012. These take up historical and current Philippine issues as well as global issues and show the way to arouse, organize and mobilize the people in the anti-imperialist and democratic struggle.
Basi(s) for revolution and art
Basi(s) for revolution and art
The next time someone offers me a glass of basi, I will not refuse.
Solidarity and Struggle in ‘Salupongan’
Solidarity and Struggle in ‘Salupongan’
It is certain that 'Salupongan' has summed up the reasons for growing protests against the reactionary state: military presence in schools; 'development' by and for the wealthy ruling class; unabated impunity; and continuing negligence in terms of providing adequate health care, quality education, and other social services to the underprivileged.
‘Inang Lupa, Inang Bayan’: Exposing sins of the Marcos dictatorship
‘Inang Lupa, Inang Bayan’: Exposing sins of the Marcos dictatorship
"There is a lack of consciousness among parents, teachers, and the entire community to impart to today's youth the horrors of martial law. We have high hopes that this could be of help to change that."
Finding Dory: Stories of Tondo’s centenarian parlorista
Finding Dory: Stories of Tondo’s centenarian parlorista
If Annie Batumbakal from Frisco had a counterpart in Tondo, it would be Lola Dory.
‘Gapok’ and micronarratives of poverty
‘Gapok’ and micronarratives of poverty
The political cleavages within the family is obviously a consequence of individual persuasions and particular interests. This fragmentation exposed by 'Gapok' makes the symbolic real and emphasizes the micronarratives of poverty.
‘Gapok’ | A slice of an urban poor family’s life
‘Gapok’ | A slice of an urban poor family’s life
“The play aims to humanize the struggle of the urban poor. They do not just fight for the sake of resisting the police come demolition day.”
Rebiswalisasyon ng Petroglyph
Rebiswalisasyon ng Petroglyph
Bawat imahen ay nakaugnay sa kabuuan, ang individual ay nakaugnay sa kolektibo. Hypertext kumbaga na sa sariling pag-unawa ng biswal na nakikinig (ang tumutunghay) nagkakaroon ng halaga at kabuluhan ang pagdanas. Pero hindi tulad ng mga petroglyph, ang pag-aakda ni Malto ay nagsasaad ng mas halatang ugnayan ng lokal at global, ng nasyonal at transnasyonal, ng natural at teknolohikal. Dahil na rin ito, mas mahaba ang karanasan ng kasalukuyan sa mga pagdanas ng nauna sa kanya.
Celebrating Bonifacio
Celebrating Bonifacio
The performances not only honored Bonifacio but also called on the present generation to continue Bonifacio’s unfinished revolution.
‘Lakad Bonifacio’ | Reliving the time of the Katipuneros
‘Lakad Bonifacio’ | Reliving the time of the Katipuneros
A group of history buffs took a walk down the streets of Manila this weekend to pay tribute to the Father of Philippine Revolution, the Great Gat Andres Bonifacio.
Concert for Lumad children held at UP Diliman
Concert for Lumad children held at UP Diliman
By the end of the concert, it was the children themselves who performed.
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