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An offering in solidarity ~ A Power Plant Self Care Gift Box ($200 value) will be added to the raffle 🎟️ at tomorrow nights fundraiser dedicated to Kai Sorem + the Negros 19. 🎟️ $3 per ticket, $20 for one arm length, $30 for your height (: 🎟️ Time & Location: Friday, May 8, 2026 at 6pm at the Filipino Community Center: 5740 Martin Luther King Jr Way S Seattle Please follow @anakbayansouthseattle @bayanwashington @ichrp.wa @malaya.seattle to educate and support. About Kai Sorem and the Negros 19 ~ Kai Sorem is a beloved daughter, sibling, community activist, musician, and friend from Washington State. She served the Filipino community especially in South Seattle, spending time with those she loved whether it was sharing meals, singing karaoke, spending her holidays with them, or giving them car rides. In 2026, she returned to the Philippines to deepen her knowledge of her country and culture through learning the language and serving peasant farming communities. She is one of many Filipino youths who seek to understand their roots and the society that forces many Filipinos to migrate, and choose to contribute to change. While seeking to learn from and serve the communities there, Kai was among 19 individuals brutally massacred by the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) on April 19 and 20, 2026. The attack displaced 653 residents (168 families) and caused an additional 200 residents living between Escalante City and Toboso to flee. Others murdered were farmers, student leaders, community journalists, and researchers, including: Lyle Prijoles, another beloved Filipino American activist; RJ Ledesma, a youth journalist and writer; Alyssa Alano, a student leader at UP Diliman; and Errol Wendel and Maureen Santuyo, both peasant advocates. They were all murdered simply for immersing themselves with communities to learn from their struggles against land grabbing, development aggressions, and militarism. For more info re: Negros 19 and Kai: GoFundMe link: https://gofund.me/5a3592a32 Malaya Movement Statement: https://www.malayamovement.com/statements/justiceforkai 05/08/2026

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An offering in solidarity ~ A Power Plant Self Care Gift Box ($200 value) will be added to the raffle 🎟️ at tomorrow nights fundraiser dedicated to Kai Sorem + the Negros 19. 🎟️ $3 per ticket, $20 for one arm length, $30 for your height (: 🎟️ Time & Location: Friday, May 8, 2026 at 6pm at the Filipino Community Center: 5740 Martin Luther King Jr Way S Seattle Please follow @anakbayansouthseattle @bayanwashington @ichrp.wa @malaya.seattle to educate and support. About Kai Sorem and the Negros 19 ~ Kai Sorem is a beloved daughter, sibling, community activist, musician, and friend from Washington State. She served the Filipino community especially in South Seattle, spending time with those she loved whether it was sharing meals, singing karaoke, spending her holidays with them, or giving them car rides. In 2026, she returned to the Philippines to deepen her knowledge of her country and culture through learning the language and serving peasant farming communities. She is one of many Filipino youths who seek to understand their roots and the society that forces many Filipinos to migrate, and choose to contribute to change. While seeking to learn from and serve the communities there, Kai was among 19 individuals brutally massacred by the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) on April 19 and 20, 2026. The attack displaced 653 residents (168 families) and caused an additional 200 residents living between Escalante City and Toboso to flee. Others murdered were farmers, student leaders, community journalists, and researchers, including: Lyle Prijoles, another beloved Filipino American activist; RJ Ledesma, a youth journalist and writer; Alyssa Alano, a student leader at UP Diliman; and Errol Wendel and Maureen Santuyo, both peasant advocates. They were all murdered simply for immersing themselves with communities to learn from their struggles against land grabbing, development aggressions, and militarism. For more info re: Negros 19 and Kai: GoFundMe link: https://gofund.me/5a3592a32 Malaya Movement Statement: https://www.malayamovement.com/statements/justiceforkai

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