Decolonization Quiz 1 #filipinoamerican #filipino

Unlearning isn’t just about putting down the old narrative—it’s about remembering who we were before we were told to forget. It’s easy to post the quotes and buy the books, but real liberation starts when we reclaim the truth of our roots: our master navigators who owned the Pacific, our spiritual matriarchs who held the highest authority, and the undeniable truth behind the history we were handed. Decolonization is an active practice, so take a deep breath and tell me honestly—did this quiz affirm what you already knew, or did it spark a whole new phase of unlearning for you? If you’re ready to move beyond the surface and truly ground yourself in decolonial Filipino psychology, we’d love to walk this journey with you inside Unlearning the Colonized Mind. This is our final cohort of 2026, and spaces are intentionally kept small to create a deep, safe, and transformative space for everyone. Public registration is officially open—click the link in our bio to claim your spot before doors close. 👉🏽 Secure your spot through the link in our bio. Sign up here: https://thebrownpsych.com/unlearning-the-colonized-mind-level-1 References: Blair, E. H., & Robertson, J. A. (Eds. & Trans.). (1903). The Philippine Islands, 1493–1803: Explorations by early navigators, descriptions of the islands and their peoples, their history and records of the Catholic missions (Vol. 5). The Arthur H. Clark Company. Craig, A., & Benitez, C. (1916). Philippine progress prior to 1898. Philippine Education Co., Inc. Orillaneda, B. C. (n.d.). Maritime trade in Southeast Asia during the early colonial period [PDF document]. National Museum of the Philippines / Oxford Centre for Maritime Archaeology. Pigafetta, A. (1874). The first voyage round the world, by Magellan (H. E. J. Stanley, Ed. & Trans.). Hakluyt Society. (Original work published ca. 1525) Disclaimer: This is for informational & educational purposes only & does not constitute therapy or professional advice. This does not replace personalized therapy or consultation with a qualified mental health professional. Mental health is influenced by complex factors like our colonization history, discrimination, patriarchy, systemic oppression, racism, educational and economic disparities, sexism, etc., and deeply impact our psychological well-being. Please explore how these broader societal issues intersect with personal mental health. #SikolohiyangPilipino #FilipinoHealing #FilipinoDiaspora #KapwaHealing #UnlearningTheColonizedMind