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—and spread awareness on different social issues in our beloved country, the Philippines! 🇵🇭💗

#TayoTayo2023
#TALKSEEKFilipinoCulture

🎨 Trixie Zonio
✍️ Alexa Lapiz
📃 Janeille Elise Macalinao

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What's up, Lasallians! 🏹💚

The Philippines is a beautiful country with wonderful culture, tasty cuisine and unique beliefs although some beliefs aren't that pleasant.

For example, have you ever heard of these lines❓
"Edi wow!", "Ikaw na magaling!" & "Ikaw na!" —

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—These are examples of "Smart Shaming"🙅🏻‍♀️, It is a common trait today. Let's help each other overcome this unfriendly trait and help spread awareness. Táyo-Tayô!✨ is an event that happens from year to year, it is meant to tackle—

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—Remember — “One dot is a voice, 100 dots are a movement.” ☝️

#TayoTayo2023
#TALKSEEKFilipinoCulture

🎨 Adrian Gacusan
✍️ Philip De Pano

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Make your mark, Lasallians! 💚

We would like to cordially invite everyone to a dotmocracy scrapbook as part of the “Tayo, Tayo!” event. In this space, everyone is given an opportunity to share their experiences and thoughts regarding the different and common toxic Filipino—

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—cultures and mentalities. Through a dotmocracy vote, everyone can give out their insights about these social issues. 💠

You may find the booth in the MRR Mezzanine (2nd-floor Lobby). This will be running from March 27th to April 21st, 2023. 🗓️—

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Our Filipino identity is something we should learn to embrace, not erase. 🫂

Stick around for “Tayo-Tayo,” ❣️ an event that aims to explore toxic social notions in Filipino culture.

🖼️ Jiane Yabao
✍️ Mia Malabanan
📃 Jill Chavez

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Hey Lasallians! 👋🏻

It’s been over a century since the Philippines was declared an independent country, yet Filipinos still struggle to overcome beliefs stemming from colonization—one of those being xenocentrism. The tendency to glorify other cultures over our own is still (1/3)

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evident in the present; teaching English as children’s first language rather than our mother tongue, and conforming to western beauty standards instead of embracing our Filipino heritage are only a few instances. (2/3)

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—▪️GS
House Launching: 8:00 am to 11:30 am

▪️JHS & SHS
House Launching: 12:30 pm to 4:30 pm

For the complete details regarding the activities, please refer to the letter sent by the Student Activites Unit, RE: Laguna Letter to Parents - House Fest.

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[ERRATUM: IS HOUSE LAUNCHING CLASS SCHEDULE | MARCH 27, 2023]

In an earlier announcement, it was mentioned that the Preschool, GS and JHS divisions will have their regular classes. We would like to inform everyone that these aforementioned departments will have NO regular—

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—classes on Monday, March 27.

Please be reminded that only the SHS department will have their regular class schedule tomorrow, at 7:30 am to 12:30 pm.

Additionally, we would also like to remind everyone regarding their respective schedule for the House Launching proper:—

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—culture.

✍️: by Marielle Cruz Santiago
🖼: by Ayen Provido

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Listen up Lasallians!📯

As we all know, toxic Filipino culture and mentality has ever been so prominent with the help of how accessible social media platforms are nowadays. The passive aggressive comments from relatives to being the succeeders of parents for them to seeing the—

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—silver lining in more than unfortunate situations, we need to speak up about how toxic positivity ruins the hard truth. We see it happen but why can't we speak up about it?📣

Tune in to "Tayo-Tayo," 🤝 an event that stands to advocate against toxic Filipino mentalities and—

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—calling out these “TALK-SEEK” Filipino cultures. Let’s talk about it and seek out ways to combat these mentalities! 💡

#TayoTayo2023
#TALKSEEKFilipinoCulture

🎨 Noreen Cayanan and Natalie Hernandez
✍️ Philip De Pano

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“Edi ikaw na matalino!” 🧠

Sounds familiar? Whew, talk about smart-shaming! This is just an instance of a toxic mentality that we have gotten accustomed to in our culture. 😮‍💨

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—and talked about, such as making children investments, xenocentrism, crab mentality, smart-shaming, and the like. 🧍

“Táyo-Tayô!” is a derivation of the Filipino word, “tayo” which means ‘to stand’ and ‘together/us/we’. As one Lasallian community, we will all stand together in—

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[𝐋𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐍 𝐒𝐄𝐀𝐒𝐎𝐍 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟑]

The Lasallian Mission Office (LMO) would like to encourage the Lasallian community to join in the activities that were set for the observance of this year's Lenten Season.

You may see more details about the aforementioned activities below.