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Anonymous

August 28, 2025 8:00 AM

August 30, 2025

A Barangay President of FTS Lobo

August 30, 2025 via Facebook, Instagram

Dear gentle follower,

Thank you for asking us: “What does equality mean to FTS Lobo? And how do you handle situations when you feel like you are neglected and invisible?” Your question goes straight to the heart of who we are.

For us, equality is not just a principle but the life itself. It means being seen, respected, and given the same opportunities to thrive as anyone else. Equality is the assurance that every person, regardless of identity or background, has the right to live with dignity and acceptance.

But the truth is, there are moments when we feel invisible. Times when the very people who should be uplifting us are the same ones who make us feel neglected. It hurts deeply, because it feels like our efforts, our presence, and even our existence are being overlooked.

Still, as an organization, we refuse to let neglect silence us. Instead, we rise stronger. We remind ourselves that these challenges are exactly why we were formed, to fight for visibility, to amplify our voices, and to stand for those who cannot. We turn the pain of being left behind into fuel for our advocacy, our creativity, and our unity.

In the community, equality and fairness mean that no one is left in the shadows. From the government, it means inclusive leadership, programs, and policies that do not leave any group behind. And when these are missing, we do not lose hope. We keep moving forward, because even when the world tries to make us invisible, we will never stop shining.

With love and resilience,
FTS Lobo Organization Inc.

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