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It's EDSA Revolution/People Power.... I can't draw anything cuz I study soooooooo just have a yellow ribbon to commemorate

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When I asked photographer Ed Zurbano to send me more photographs of the Ninoy assassination leading to the People Power uprising in 1986, we had a brief phone call on what we wanted to say, or what I wanted him to say about the photos. We wound up talking about memory, and how so few of us seem to remember what that era was like – the sorrow and the fear, but also the courage of many and the glorious buoyancy we felt for months after we finally kicked the dictator out. Ed said we need to constantly remind ourselves, and the generations after us, of those events and the ideals that many of us shared back then. I’m hoping these photos, of the funeral march and the spontaneous “yellow confetti” parades that swarmed the streets of Makati after, will at least prompt us to ask what happened then, and what is happening now. Democracy is a fragile thing, and it needs constant vigilance to make it strong. And memory – collective memory – which defines us, and gives us the vision to forge a future we all deserve.

More People Power photographs by Ed Zurbano.

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