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No retelling of Philippine history would be complete or credible without mentioning Jose Maria Sison and his role as a liberator of millions of minds and hearts. His place is secure there. The 1950s could be a world away from even today’s dystopian times. Those were the times when students were told to “just study” in school, women were not welcome in politics and the economy, activism was unheard of, and the two-party system can’t get enough from the corruption and patronage they thrive on. Enter Jose Maria Sison and his contemporaries from the University of the Philippines. They went...
