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A FilAm writer ponders why he sometimes feels like an impression of a Filipino.
Read MoreMy Years with Marcos (Opposing Martial Law)
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The author, a close friend of Ferdinand Marcos’ Executive Secretary Alejandro Melchor Jr., recalls the lead up to the declaration of Martial Law, its initial successes, and its descent to corruption and abuse.
Read MoreMarcos, Martial Law, Mindanao
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A native of Mindanao explains two scars he still carries from living under the Marcos dictatorship.
Read MoreMy Martyred Brother
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In memory of an older brother who risked everything for a better country.
Read MoreRemembrance of Times Past with Tony Tagamolila
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A retired doctor recalls his friends during a critical time for the University of the Philippines and the country; when “the Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos Duocracy was running amuck.”
Read MoreSecrets in the Shower
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A daughter finds solace in seeing her father’s insistence on life amid his setbacks.
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Crossing 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 MoreThe Poverty of Old Age: Life after the glory
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Burdened by the trials of aging, a philanthropist finds his second wind.
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