+ Follow BEING FILIPINA Tag
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[Summary] => “Kawomenan,” a Taglish mutation of WOMEN – Women Writers in Media Now founded in lost freedom of the press – was irreverent shorthand for the female sub-sector in a parade of main sectors in that marching ”multi-sectoral” moment of history set off by the slain but far from dead Ninóy Aquino in the early ‘80s. ddf
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I remember a trip I made to South Korea sometime ago that made me realize how lucky I was to be a woman in the Philippines. I had gone to visit my Korean girl friend and as we went walking down the mall one day, I was side hit by men walking my way! Laughing at my indignation, my friend told me I best side-step so as not to get hit, as Korean men expected women to give them right of way.
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BEING FILIPINA
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