"You are A Filipino if.

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By: Hyacinth R. Gulben

Choose at least 5 pictures that signifies who is a Filipino and discuss each picture by answering this
question; what makes a Filipino a Filipino? Then, make an overall conclusion about the political self of
being a Filipino. Use a short bond paper and save in PDF or Word Format and turn in.

A Filipino is a true Filipino if he or she has the Bayanihan Spirit. The Bayanihan Spirit is
something that we should all strive for because it's what makes us Filipinos unique. It's
what gives us strength when we face adversity; it's what keeps us grounded even when
we've lost sight of our goals; it's what pushes us to reach further than we thought
possible; and most importantly, it's what brings people together so we can work together
toward a common goal.

Hospitality is a core value of Filipino culture. It's what makes a Filipino a true Filipino. It
is a value that is deeply ingrained in our culture and history. Filipinos are known for their
hospitality, their warmth, and their kindness to strangers. We have always been known to
provide refuge and shelter to those who are in need—even if they are complete strangers
or even enemies. The hospitality of the Filipino people makes the nation's culture stand
out as particularly unique.
A Filipino is someone who embodies the value of respect. This value is not just a
personal choice—it is a part of who we are as a people, and it shapes our actions, both
individually and collectively. As such, to be a true Filipino is to live by this value. It's
what makes us different from other races; it's what makes us unique; and it's what allows
us to be proud of our culture. Without respect, there would be no pride for Filipinos;
without pride, there is no hope for change.

A true Filipino is someone who has learned how to cope with life's challenges and move
past them without getting stuck in their ways or letting them define who they are as a
person. True Filipinos are known to be resilient. We Filipinos are so resilient that we can
even withstand natural disasters like typhoons and earthquakes with little damage to our
physical infrastructure or economic well-being. We've learned how to overcome
adversity in ways that other people haven't. Resiliency is one of the most defining
characteristics of a true Filipino.
 Filipinos are known to have strong family ties. It is because it is ingrained in their culture
and history. In fact, it is said that Filipinos are the most family-oriented people in the
world. The Filipino people are known for having a strong family-loving culture in which
connections between people are very important. They value family and respect those
who care for them, even if they don't know them personally. When one member of the
family is in need or suffering from a tragedy, the whole family will come together to help
them through it. What makes a Filipino a "genuine Filipino" is their love for their family.

Conclusion:

The political self is a complex subject that is not easily defined. It has many different
aspects, and they can be used in many different ways. The political self is important to
understand because it has a large impact on how one views society and how one fits into it. The
political self is important because it allows one to view themselves as an active participant in
their community and country. This gives them a sense of purpose and drive, which can help them
achieve goals that may otherwise seem impossible. The political self of being a Filipino means
knowing how to be part of a larger community without becoming too dependent on others, by
respecting their differences while recognizing that we all have different perspectives on what
matters most. Being a Filipino is about more than just being a citizen of the Philippines. A
Filipino is someone who recognizes the necessity of defending and preserving Filipino values,
such as hospitality, resilience, respect, and all other characteristics that define a true Filipino. It's
about being a person who understands the need to protect and preserve their values, culture,
history, and traditions. It's about understanding how important it is to be a part of something
larger than yourself.