AL S. VITANGCOL III
AL S. VITANGCOL III

I MET with some volunteer lawyers a couple of weeks ago in a corporate tower somewhere in Gil Puyat Avenue in Makati City. On my way up the building, I was surprised at the number of young Chinese nationals waiting for their turn to ride the elevators. On reaching the seventh floor, the elevator doors opened, and I saw conspicuously posted on the wall opposite a sign that said, “FOR MR. K EMPLOYEES AND CHINESE ONLY.”

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