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Category: Today I Learned

link to “Flag Of Our Mothers”: Little-Known Facts About The Trio Who Made The Philippine Flag

“Flag Of Our Mothers”: Little-Known Facts About The Trio Who Made The Philippine Flag

One fateful day in 1898, three women had their paths converged in Hong Kong to create a flag that symbolized the rebirth of a nation. This is their story.

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link to “Quezon’s Game”: How a Filipino President Saved Over a Thousand Holocaust Jews

“Quezon’s Game”: How a Filipino President Saved Over a Thousand Holocaust Jews

It was an inspiring story of courage only being retold lately. But how did President Quezon become a key part of this historic moment? 

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link to Filipinos used to drive “right-hand-drive” cars

Filipinos used to drive “right-hand-drive” cars

Unknown to many, Philippines used to be a right-hand-drive country. This article explores how and why it all changed.

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link to From Mountain Boy to Governor: The Incredible Story of Pitapit

From Mountain Boy to Governor: The Incredible Story of Pitapit

An Igorot boy met an American. What happened next will amaze you.

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link to Midnight Shocker of ’76: Remembering The Deadliest Tsunami In Philippine History

Midnight Shocker of ’76: Remembering The Deadliest Tsunami In Philippine History

If there’s anything that the Mindanao tsunami and earthquake could teach us, it would be the universal truth that terrible things always happen when we least expect it.

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link to Behind The Lyrics: The Mother Who Inspired “Sa Ugoy Ng Duyan”

Behind The Lyrics: The Mother Who Inspired “Sa Ugoy Ng Duyan”

This is how a mother's lullaby gave birth to a bittersweet song created just as much for adults as it is for children.

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