Tug-aniさんのイラストまとめ

For UP to allow its students to dress according to their gender, & recognize their lived identities are only the first few monumental steps towards a more progressive, gender-sensitive community.

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#Sablay2022
#PantayPantaySasablay
#PrideIsAProtest

Facebook user Raven Oh reports the death of CCAD resident and favorite UPCat, Walter Stefano.

The feline stuck around the UG Building, roamed the classrooms, and comforted students back when schools still had on-ground classes. The cat was beloved by all who encountered it.

Tug-ani presents our first issue for the remote academic year. Featured in the cover is political detainee Reina Nasino and baby River, whose tragedy defines how the state deprives both mothers and farmers the right to nurture life.

You may read it now at https://t.co/zivpNOFda6

It has been seven years after Yolanda. When will we ever move out of the resilience narrative and into the realization that we do not deserve to be ghosted? #RollyPH

Now that authorities around the world use the pandemic as an excuse to constrict on democratic exercise, the youth’s fidelity is pressed once more. Will the intellect and vigor of the young waste away with the cons of the old? #InternationalYouthDay

Sa pagtaliwan ni “Danding” Cojuangco Jr, gikuyog pod sa bantogang kawatan ang bilyones nga pondo sa coco levy fund ngadto sa iyang lubnganan. Ang mga tikasan walay katakos sa malinawon nga kamatayon. #LandToTheTillers

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SHARE: Tomorrow, the Lower House of Congress will again take on the Anti-Terrorism Bill. The public should recognize the crossroads we are in and stand for the defense of our basic rights. It is not yet too late for us to register our contempt. #JunkTerrorBill

When money is misused and corrupted in thin air, when baseless policies with unclear guidelines go wrong, when families go hungry and children die, we blame our fellow Filipino instead of collectivizing against fabulist oppressors.

#OustDuterte

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UP Cebu's resident dentist died on Monday night at a hospital in Cebu City.

Although initial reports attribute her death to dengue, the possibility of a Covid-19 infection is also being explored because she reportedly struggled with breathing before her death. | via A. Soria

OPINION: "Can we blame them when the only difference between death from starvation and from disease is the duration of suffering?" | #COVID19PH

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