The public syllabus aims to shed more light on the Martial Law years in the Philippines.
Watch more News on iWantTFC Two Filipino-American educators have created public syllabus that would serve as a guide to teachers and instructors and help students contextualize “Here Lies Love.”
"It’s meant to provide folks a rich resource for contextualizing the musical," she said. "But it’s really also about a resource that hopefully that would provide a call to action for folks to consider what’s going on in the Philippines." Rene Macaspac of the Queens College, meanwhile, said their syllabus puts a spotlight on Imelda's active role in her husband's regime, the U.S. government's support to the Marcoses, and how the People Power Movement ousted the family from power.
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