How Filipino Drag Thrived through a Homophobic History — One Down

Hear History Come Alive! On August 1, 1944, Sergio Osmeña took the oath of office as the Philippines’ President in exile, after the passing of President Quezon. From afar, he became the symbol of continuity, resilience, and hope for the Filipino people under Japanese occupation. 🇵🇭 Osmeña worked closely with General Douglas MacArthur and the Allied forces to plan the liberation of the Philippines. His unwavering commitment to his people inspired Filipinos both at home and abroad, reminding the

MacArthur’s Return and the Fierce Fight to Free the Philippines

During World War II in the Philippines, Filipino Guerrillas—resistance fighters against the Japanese occupation—had to survive in very difficult conditions. Their food often depended on what was locally available, what they could grow, or what they could steal or receive from supportive civilians. ANG TIGBATAS REENACTMENT GROUP | Patrick Anthony Tobias