Mahal = Expensive & Love
Mahal = Expensive & Love
Hoy, this is Cybil Joy Pallugna-Saenz AKA ATEh UBEh a storyteller by heart, content creator at leisure, and self-taught multidisciplinary artist living in League City just south of Houston, Texas.
Hoy, this is Cybil Joy Pallugna-Saenz AKA ATEh UBEh a storyteller by heart, content creator at leisure, and self-taught multidisciplinary artist living in League City just south of Houston, Texas.
Our mission is to document the Filipino American diaspora through the perspective of a diasporic FILIPINX born by Lake Michigan, bred in the Dirty Third Coast, and occupying land Clear Lake adjacent.
Our mission is to document the Filipino American diaspora through the perspective of a diasporic FILIPINX born by Lake Michigan, bred in the Dirty Third Coast, and occupying land Clear Lake adjacent.
Currently taking a break from Social Media to reset, reflect, and restore our narrative.
Currently taking a break from Social Media to reset, reflect, and restore our narrative.
We will be returning in February, 2023 with a fresh outlook on story and how to give back to the community.
We will be returning in February, 2023 with a fresh outlook on story and how to give back to the community.
Land Acknowledgement
Land Acknowledgement
We would like to acknowledge the original inhabitants of the land on which We occupy. The City of Houston, League City, and the Gulf Coast Region is within the traditional territories and unceded land of the Sana, Atakapa-Ishak, Akokisa, and Karankawa peoples.
We would like to acknowledge the original inhabitants of the land on which We occupy. The City of Houston, League City, and the Gulf Coast Region is within the traditional territories and unceded land of the Sana, Atakapa-Ishak, Akokisa, and Karankawa peoples.
We also recognize the native peoples that share the southeast Texas region, including the Tonkawa and Coahuiltecan, and that what we build here today is connected to their community ancestry.
click here for information regarding this land acknowledgement.We also recognize the native peoples that share the southeast Texas region, including the Tonkawa and Coahuiltecan, and that what we build here today is connected to their community ancestry.