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Nuh g this is different ppl still doing this assignment 3years later 😂

im doing homework for my homie, sup kids in ethnic studies

who was the dj 😊

looks like having fun martial arts

Maraming mga pasaway na bata sa pinas alam yan. Gamit ng nanay nila walis nga lng.

Its our sport

Hello love😊😊😊😊

Amazing 👏 to see, preserving our martial arts. Mabuhay! Jesus loves you all!

Definitely looks good on you 🇵🇭

Silat student 🙏

Seeing the player using broom stick reminds me of my mom hitting me when I was a child 😅

i hope fma will become more famous world wide.

Your FMA would definitely suck when compared to a Filipino Mom with a Walis Tambo and Tsinelas.

😃 *Promo sm*

I see that Tomas Alas from Tactical Tavern was there.

Big Cheers FELLOW PRACTIONERS

Here from ethnic studies.

There is no such thing as a style. There is only movement. “Styles” only serve to separate people. Culture is one thing, movement is another. Enjoy and share!

Here for Ethnic studies 😅 It’s some unadapted people out here 😂

So because they’re students (in name not, in function) they can do whatever they want and disrupt the schooling and classes of other students also paying, but instead actually just trying to learn and get through their classes and move on? They all should’ve been expelled and banned from returning on the condition of an extended apology, if even that. The TWLF communist inspired garbage should never have been caved to. All ethnic studies should be done away with as soon as possible. Only the “tuned in” radical understands that all they do is encourage parallel historical selective in-group thinking. Psychologically and at time epically further encouraging even more alienation and separation from the country as a whole and causing more tribalism and fragmentation throughout the country. There is one history, American history. Properly taught. That would include teaching everything possible, whether it be examples of abuses against blacks, as well as teaching about black thuggery and self-destructive community views, etc. It must be unified for perspective in totality, not indoctrination with ignorance and emotion.

I am also here for indoctrination class. ohh sorry, I meant ethnic studies 😂😂😂

Ethnic studies, and from what I can see, it's the same for most as well.

I don't see entitlement in there.

Too bad whites don't get to have their own country and culture without everyone else trying to leech off them.

My lola hits harder😂😂

So sad..they should have gotten benefits long time ago.

I wish we had clubs in Scotland

My late grandfather enlisted as Philippine Scout on December 10, 1928. He was POW and survived Death March of Bataan. Then went on to serve with the US Armed Forces and deployed to Korea. He survived and transferred to the U.S. Army Air Corps which later became US Air Force. He retired on January 31, 1960, with over 30-years of combined military service as Philippine Scout, U.S. Army, U.S. Army Air Corps, and U.S. Air Force. He was laid to rest in Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific in October 1981. Lolo Tito Perocho Amasol, Sr., served honorably. Thank y’all for your service! #VeteransDay2023 Salute to All Veterans! Sharing the story of retired United States Air Force Tito Perocho Amasol, Sr., of Alimodian, Iloilo, Philippines 🇵🇭. Tito paved the road for all of the Amasol Clan that served and currently serving in the United States Armed Forces. Tito Perocho Amasol, Sr., best known as "Lolo Tito", started his remarkable U.S. military career as Philippine Scout on December 10, 1928, enlisting with an 8th grade-equivalent or 2nd year high school education. During WWII, he fought alongside the U.S. Armed Forces in the Philippines. Unfortunately, he was one of the POWs when the US Armed Forces surrendered to the enemy forces. He survived the grueling "Death March of Bataan" as POW and went on to complete his military career with over 30-years of combined military service as Philippines Scout, U.S. Army, U.S. Army Air Corps, and finally with the United States Air Force where he retired on January 31, 1960, at Clark Air Force Base. He survived combat tours as POW during WWII and deployed again to another combat assignment to Korea. His tombstone reads, "WWII and Korean War", and now laid to rest at Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu, Hawaii. My mission is to gather his military awards and decorations and continue sharing his story so his legacy lives on. I have been sharing his story during military appreciation on board cruises:). Lolo Tito has been vetted to receive the Congressional Gold Medal (CGM), and he was awarded on Saturday, November 13, 2021, at Gold Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV 🇺🇸. Thank you Lolo Tito for your selfless service in the U.S. Armed Forces, fighting for our FREEDOM, and paving the road for us. RIP "Lolo" Tito P. Amasol, Sr., WWII and Korean War. Date of service - December 10, 1928 through January 31, 1960. Note: Photo includes his three sons. Two were drafted in Vietnam 🇻🇳 and his youngest son retired from the U.S. Air Force. Six of us grandchildren served, retired, and currently serving. Now, three of his great grandchildren served/serving. One recently graduated from college and earned her commissioned through Air Force ROTC and now the first female from our family to serve. The source of Lolo Tito’s military service is from official DoD records that I requested from Archives.Gov “NOT” Ancestry (dot) com. Lolo Tito’s orders of transfer from Philippine Scout to the US Army was signed by then General Douglas “I shall return” MacArthur one of the 5-Star General of the United States 🇺🇸 Army. Again, thank y’all for your service and God Bless us all!

here from ethnic studies 😛

No offense, the way she presents herself has an entitlement

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Who is your wbasketbsll idol?

Hooping for Frisco? A small town in the mountains of Colorado? I never knew they had a basketball team

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This isn't martial arts. It's just a stick fight. 😂

I love the positivity and the sharing and acceptance of different styles now. It was a much different culture back in the 80's and 90's. Keep it going.

it's good they're learning this..in this time where the Chinese think they can push us around so that we may be their new province of agriculture, fish and energy, it's good to be reminded what freed us from invaders such as the Spanish, the US and Japan..there would be no US special forces if wasn't our will to resist with our minds and our bodies..and remember, if the Chinese had this will..Japan would not have had the confidence to enter WWII.

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This is inspirational and similar to my vision. God bless you guys ❤

Filipino American History Month is celebrated in the United States during the month of October, commemorating the first recorded arrival of Filipinos on the land that is now the continental U.S. on October 18, 1587, by way of a Spanish galleon, that docked at what is now Morro Bay, California.

Ethnic studies here

yea here from ethnic studies😂

hey, Sarina. you represented Pinas! who are they to tell you you're not Pinay. you are.

W vid

Yes, you should play in our national team ❤️🏀

These dudes are gangsters! They fought and bled for ethnic studies to be included in the curriculum, and not only do they have a whole ass building, they are the teachers. Remember kids, all of the rights you have today were paid for by the blood of others. Don't take them for granted!

Im here from ethnic studies 👍 i was more interested because i myself am filipino 🇵🇭

lmao we are all here for ethnic studies

She's beautiful and talented👏