+ Follow CHARLES WRIGHT MILLS Tag
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If one or two Filipinos want to migrate, that is their personal issue, to borrow the view of American sociologist Charles Wright Mills.
However, if millions of Filipinos want to leave the Philippines today, then this is a serious social issue. What is it that makes our people want to leave their country, their homes and families immediately?
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CHARLES WRIGHT MILLS
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If one or two Filipinos want to migrate, that is their personal issue, to borrow the view of American sociologist Charles Wright Mills.
However, if millions of Filipinos want to leave the Philippines today, then this is a serious social issue. What is it that makes our people want to leave their country, their homes and families immediately?
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