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June 12-15 ‘91: The Last Days of Ordinary
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June 12-15 ‘91: The Last Days of Ordinary
By Sonia P. Soto June 12, 1991, is etched in my memory—not because of any celebration, but because of the strange and fateful turn that day took. We were at the Angeles City Sports Center for our usual Independence Day protest. For us in the progressive movement, June 12 was not a day of freedom, but a day to decry our continuing neocolonial status. Our message was loud and clear: US military bases in Clark and Subic had to go. I was dressed in …
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