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Like Father, Like Daughter: Sara Duterte’s “Adik” Slur Deepens the Suffering of Neurodivergent Filipinos

Posted on September 13, 2026 By Tony Ramos No Comments on Like Father, Like Daughter: Sara Duterte’s “Adik” Slur Deepens the Suffering of Neurodivergent Filipinos
Like Father, Like Daughter: Sara Duterte’s “Adik” Slur Deepens the Suffering of Neurodivergent Filipinos

When Vice President Sara Duterte follows her father’s playbook by exploiting the word adik to score political low blows against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., she isn’t just engaging in political theater. She is weaponizing a slur that inflicts profound psychological harm on millions of Filipinos living with undiagnosed and untreated neurodivergent conditions. The intense shame…

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