Rowie Azada-Palacios (Rowena)
@rowsterr.bsky.social
Philosopher of education | Thinking and writing about decoloniality, reparation, and justice in relation to education | London, Edinburgh & Manila | 名不正，則言不順
- workers, and lawyers who have borne witness and worked so hard to record, listen, comfort, befriend, and heal. /2
March 11, 2025 at 8:40 PM
- workers, and lawyers who have borne witness and worked so hard to record, listen, comfort, befriend, and heal. /2
that he was losing by a landslide. I wonder what happened to those brave men and women, and I wonder where they are now. /4
Vote Tabulators Quit, Cite Fraud : 30 Filipinos at Government Center Rebel
In a dramatic strike against fraud in the Philippines' presidential elections, 30 data processors and computer-terminal operators walked off their jobs at the government's vote-counting center Sunday,...
www.latimes.com
February 25, 2024 at 10:18 AM
that he was losing by a landslide. I wonder what happened to those brave men and women, and I wonder where they are now. /4
For me, the decisive turning point of February 1986 was when 30 computer technicians bravely walked out of the Comelec center and said they would not be complicit in Marcos' massive cheating in the Feb 1986 snap election, especially as the citizens' count clearly showed 3/
February 25, 2024 at 10:18 AM
For me, the decisive turning point of February 1986 was when 30 computer technicians bravely walked out of the Comelec center and said they would not be complicit in Marcos' massive cheating in the Feb 1986 snap election, especially as the citizens' count clearly showed 3/
If I were telling the story to the next generation, I'd tell the story a bit differently: not a story of morality, but a story of what it means to vote in and live in a democracy. I would say that the legitimacy of the EDSA revolution was because of the mass cheating in the 1986 election. 2/
February 25, 2024 at 10:17 AM
If I were telling the story to the next generation, I'd tell the story a bit differently: not a story of morality, but a story of what it means to vote in and live in a democracy. I would say that the legitimacy of the EDSA revolution was because of the mass cheating in the 1986 election. 2/