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BY: EUNICE SHEENE FULGENCIO
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THE Marcos burial sparked outrage among millennials – a group of people that is commonly described as “Generation Me.” But these souls proved to the world that they know their history and they are willing to brave the streets to let people hear their minds.
Since the first day of the Marcos burial protests, these millennials – clad in their school OOTDs – went to the streets (or online) to show their disgust in what seems to be a forgotten fact – that Ferdinand Marcos Sr. was a greedy dictator and murderer.
The exhaustion and the bipolar weather during the protest were eased by the wittiness of the millennials. They showed off their placards with the most millennial texts – from TV show references to hugot lines, among others./PN
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