THE more I hear Lumad stories, the more I study about what’s going on in Mindanao, the more my heart breaks for the nation.
Because while there is a tendency to think that this is an isolated case that has been blown out of proportion by advocates and a “noisy minority” – yes, I have government rhetoric down pat – hearing these stories, or maybe just being open to listening to these stories, makes it difficult to be so dismissive.
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