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Francesca Erich Lim, a Bae Naliyagan candidate, wearing traditional Agusanon Manobo beads. Picture by Turismo Tu La Paz.
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Francesca Erich Lim, a Bae Naliyagan candidate, wearing traditional Agusanon Manobo beads. Picture by Turismo Tu La Paz.
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RANDY PLARISAN Lumad, oleo sa kambas, 2023 #artPH
JUST IN: THE cases of human trafficking against Talaingod Datu Benito Bay-ao and slain Lumad school teachers Chad Booc and Jurain Ngujo II i
Davao Today on Facebook:
JUST IN: THE cases of human trafficking against Talaingod Datu Benito Bay-ao and slain Lumad school teachers Chad Booc and Jurain Ngujo II in relation to their custody of Lumad students in Cebu in 2021 were dismissed by Tagum RTC Branch 2.
Judge Jimmy Boco ruled that the prosecution, in this case, police authorities, failed to prove the allegation that Bay-ao, Booc, and Ngujo exploited the Lumad students to join the New People's Army.
via Kath M. Cortez/ DavaoToday
2024 Jun. 24
Been seeing that tattoo post around and I'm guessing most of y'all are too white to chime in, so:
Filipino here. I'm not of the cultures that practice tattoos (it was lost to a large part of the country), I'm Tagalog. Closest I could ask about the tattoos was a Cordilleran, which is at least in the same region.
Symbolic tattoos have to look exactly the same to matter. In the example given (the triangles and lines, going around the collar), the tattoos look similar. But not the same, not really. Maybe combining the patterns is part of the culture and that's what they're seeing, but it wasn't clear from the example.
Judkins didn't mention if their artist was indegenous. But Filipinos aren't the only indigenous peoples who used tattoos with geometric patterns (imo the patterns aren't what's too similar, it's the placement on the body). Could be the artist was Filipino, another ethnicity, or white and geometric patterns are just coincidental. Maybe they should've asked before getting worked up.
Autopsy reports stare that young Lenie Rivas was raped.
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The #Bagobo tribe of Mindanao, 🇵🇭
#Bayanihan #IndigenousPeoples #NativePinoy
Does anyone else muse what kind of ethnicity Oscar would have in our world?
Personally, I like to think he's Southeast Asian, specifically a Filipino. My mother is Kapampangan and my father is part of the Lumad (an indigenous group of Filipinos), and so my family's skin tone leans more to Oscar's skin tone. One of my brothers have freckles like him, and we all have hazel eyes that are similar as well. Of course, not everyone in that ethnicity have that, and I'm pretty sure my family are Asian mutts with all sorts of ethnicities in the blood.
Still, it makes me happy that I can look at Oscar and think he could be like me since I feel a lot of Southeast Asians don't get a lot of representation in American media.
I'm super happy with my headcanon that Oscar can be Filipino ethnically. Though I'm pretty certain others have their own headcanons as well.
By Rubi del Mundo, National Democratic Front of the Philippines
Revolutionary forces in the Philippines, especially from Lumad and peasant organizations in Southern Mindanao, strongly denounce the brazen and violent assault in the Lumad bakwit school inside the University of San Carlos Talamban campus in Cebu City by a retinue led by armed police on February 15. Police forces arrested and continue to detain 22 students, two teachers and two elders. We join the resounding call for their immediate and unconditional release and for the perpetrators of the attack to be held responsible.