Spirit of freedom captured in poetry
“Ericson Acosta was physically in prison but his creative imagination and his political resistance soared above dismal conditions and made him free.”
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“Ericson Acosta was physically in prison but his creative imagination and his political resistance soared above dismal conditions and made him free.”
A new play on Carmen “Nanay Mameng” Deunida will show who she was before she became an activist.
During the dark days of Martial Law and up to the present, the mountains and rivers of the Cordilleras have been a flowing source of inspiration and hope, because of heroes who dedicated their lives to defend the right to life, land and self-determination.
A year after the Million People March rally against pork barrel, a smaller, but still upbeat crowd showed up, and with sharper calls, now pointed against President Aquino.
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“While it can take a long time for rebuilding to occur, the emotional impacts can take even longer to resolve, especially for children.”
The recognition, according to Gabriela, also serves as a protest against Aquino’s rejection of Aunor’s nomination as National Artist.
Is there a way of combining what is popular and what could be considered as a quality book in contemporary Philippine Literature to encourage more readers?
Nora Aunor and her most memorable films represented the opposite of what the Aquino administration stands for.
Measuring almost two meters wide, less than three meters high and seven meters long, the “golden pig” was purposefully made big “because the pork barrel is gigantic.”
“This supposed challenge [to pose nude for a painting session] was not just about testing the housemates’ determination in completing their ‘weekly task,’ nor was it for the painter’s advocacy. Rather, it was about kuya’s exercise of authority over the contestant in the name of publicity and ratings.”
Poets show their solidarity with political prisoner Andrea Rosal who lost her newborn daughter May 18.
“They [foreign investors] would invest here not to develop Philippine media or to enlighten Filipinos but to gain profits.” – Dean Luis Teodoro
A play about the life and struggles of Nanay Mameng and the urban poor.
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