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    Nationalism involves believing one's own country is superior due to place of birth, believing one's own methods are best without evidence, and declaring that one's country is "number one" while ignoring counter evidence. Nationalism can promote a sense of belonging and community for children and young people by allowing them to see themselves as part of a larger Filipino culture with a rich history. It reminds Filipinos that what makes them special is part of the larger story of Filipino culture and identity that they should appreciate and take pride in, regardless of experiences with discrimination.

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    Nationalism involves believing one's own country is superior due to place of birth, believing one's own methods are best without evidence, and declaring that one's country is "number one" while ignoring counter evidence. Nationalism can promote a sense of belonging and community for children and young people by allowing them to see themselves as part of a larger Filipino culture with a rich history. It reminds Filipinos that what makes them special is part of the larger story of Filipino culture and identity that they should appreciate and take pride in, regardless of experiences with discrimination.

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    Nationalism involves believing one's own country is superior due to place of birth, believing one's own methods are best without evidence, and declaring that one's country is "number one" while ignoring counter evidence. Nationalism can promote a sense of belonging and community for children and young people by allowing them to see themselves as part of a larger Filipino culture with a rich history. It reminds Filipinos that what makes them special is part of the larger story of Filipino culture and identity that they should appreciate and take pride in, regardless of experiences with discrimination.

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    Enano, Cathleen Gale C.

    BA HISTORY 3B

    NATIONALISM

    Nationalism is "disliking people you've never met and being proud of


    something you didn't do."

    It involves believing that your place of birth makes you superior to


    others. believing, without a doubt, that our method is the best.
    Declaring constantly that "we're number one" while ignoring any
    evidence to show otherwise.
    It's wonderful that nationalism promotes a sense of belonging among
    children and youngsters to their growing culture. When they look at all
    of their neighbors, they can see that they are a part of a larger
    community with a rich history and large population. They have the
    chance to consider what being Filipino means to them before we lose
    sight of who we are.
    Filipinos are reminded by nationalism that what makes them special is
    a component of a larger story that they must appreciate and be proud
    of. All Filipinos should care about our culture and identity, not just
    those who have faced discrimination because of their appearance or
    origins. No matter who we are, we all belong in the Philippines, and
    we need to understand why that is the case. .

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