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In 21st century Philippines, discrimination is still an inescapable way of life

April 4, 2013July 25, 2013 FallenAngel 48 Comments

Tall, blond, fair-skinned and sharp-nosed. This is the image a lot of Filipinos carry in their heads of the ideal physical appearance that they dream of achieving. This is in no small part due to the excessive admiration that Filipinos have for things Western, particularly American. The stuff that mass media broadcasts only propagates this…

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