In 1986, I was but a little child. My mom took to EDSA on the first day of that historic People Power Revolution. I remember only a few details. One, the first day was okay, but my mom left after that and fled to our ancestral province of Pampanga, where we waited out the events… Continue reading this entry

Following the overthrow of Tunisia’s dictator, on January 25, protesters took to the streets of Cairo to protest Hosni Mubarak’s 30-year reign. I haven’t been silent on Twitter, but I’ve been in support of this movement despite a few concerns. The reactions from Americans is wide-ranged, but cross party lines. Members of both parties tend… Continue reading this entry