Society & Culture Remembering the Juramentados: When the Tausug Chose Death Over Surrender ByHasmeyya Tiboron January 6, 2026September 16, 2026 “Better to see the whiteness of your bones from wounds than the whiteness of your heels from running away.”
Society & Culture Remembering How Shariff Kabunsuan Brought Islam to Mindanao ByThe Bangsamoro Manual December 30, 2025September 12, 2026 Shariff Kabunsuan showed that religion can also be spread through relationships, not force.
Society & Culture Our Bangsamoro History Also Belongs in Modern Schools ByHasmeyya Tiboron December 28, 2025September 12, 2026 Our children’s future depends on how much they know about the past.
Society & Culture The Danger of Not Knowing Your History ByHasmeyya Tiboron December 8, 2025September 15, 2026 Forgetting made us vulnerable to lies, revisionism, and welcoming the violence we survived.
Society & Culture Before They Took The Lands, There Were People On It: An Introduction to the History of Mindanao Settlement ByHasmeyya Tiboron November 24, 2025October 25, 2026 What if someone could take the land your ancestors lived on simply because they had a piece of paper proving it was theirs? (Please don’t read this without reading it until the end because I don’t want to incite hatred.)
Society & Culture A Guide To The Bangsamoro Side of The History, From Sultanate to BARMM ByHasmeyya Tiboron November 16, 2025October 27, 2026 Here is the Moro side of the story that history classes often miss in school.
Society & Culture Respect Should be Mutual, but Who Sets the Term? ByThe Bangsamoro Manual November 9, 2025October 25, 2026 In BARMM, inclusivity without cultural sensitivity risks cultural imperialism and settler colonialism.
Society & Culture We May Have Forgotten, But Nature Remembers ByHasmeyya Tiboron October 30, 2025September 11, 2026 Do you think of nature as a mere resource to be used, or something you are connected to?
