Editing Ferdinand Marcos (section)

=====Radicals=====
{{See also|National Democracy Movement (Philippines)}}

The other broad category of opposition groups were those who wanted more systemic political reforms, usually as part of the [[National Democracy Movement (Philippines)|National Democracy movement]].<ref name="Passionate" /><ref name="GazetteHistoryProtest" /> The Marcos administration included moderate groups under the radical umbrtella.<ref name=":1">{{Cite book |last=Aquino |first=Ninoy |title=Testament from a Prison Cell |publisher=Philippine Journal, Incorporated |year=1989 |isbn=978-0962169502 |location=Los Angeles}}</ref>

Groups considered radical by the media included:<ref name="GazetteHistoryProtest" />
* [[Kabataang Makabayan]] (KM)
* [[Samahang Demokratiko ng Kabataan]] (SDK)
* Student Cultural Association of the University of the Philippines (SCAUP)
* Movement for Democratic Philippines (MDP)
* Student Power Assembly of the Philippines (SPAP)
* [[Malayang Pagkakaisa ng Kabataang Pilipino]] (MPKP)