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Protesters condemn ‘massacre’ of 19 in Negros Occidental
NEW YORK - Grief turned into outrage outside the Philippine Consulate General in New York as Filipino community members and allies staged a fiery vigil and indignation rally for the 19 Filipinos killed in a controversial military operation in Negros Occidental. Dubbed the “Negros 19,” the victims including Filipino American activists Lyle Prijoles and Kai Sorem were remembered through chants, tears, and defiant calls for justice. Protesters accused the Armed Forces of the Phi
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Content or Clout? The Fine Line in Today’s Vlogging Culture
A lighthearted remark from a local resident, Noy Dulay, sparked a broader conversation about the growing presence of vloggers in communities today. “Almost everyone in our town is a vlogger now,” he joked. Though said in jest, his comment reflects a reality shaped by rapid digital transformation. With the widespread availability of smartphones and easier access to the internet, more people are now documenting and sharing their daily lives online. Platforms that once catered t
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