In Feminism
5 Filipina athletes who are paving the way in a male-dominated sports world
Despite a sports world not designed to accommodate them, these women have risen through the ranks to claim victory
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In Feminism
Dear internet: You are not entitled to my body
Women on the internet have to endure so much just to exist on it
In Books
Read these new essential works by Filipina authors in time for the 40th National Book Awards
The shortlist for the prestigious award has just been released. The titles we’re rooting for are shaping up to be essential works by women authors we love
In Feminism
Why ‘free size’ made me hate my body
Learning to be gentle with myself was not an easy thing to do
In Feminism
‘Pretty for a morena girl’ is not the compliment you think it is
It's saying: "You’re pretty, even if you’ve got a feature that’s not supposed to make you pretty."
In Theater
Sining LABinsiyam of DLS-CSB’s Theater Arts Program will be staging Dr. Layeta Bucoy’s ‘Orgullo Compound’ in a Hybrid Set-up
Paano maninindigan sa gumuguhong pundasyon?
In Profiles
The political and the spiritual are one in Alyana Cabral’s queer world
Why everything that the musician and activist does is part of the bigger fight against fascism and misogyny
In Profiles
Rey Valmores-Salinas knows there is power in words
The trans woman and full-time activist on coming out, speaking up, and the importance of community
In Culture
This winning essay by a person with visual impairment outlines how to build a more inclusive world
In honor of White Cane Safety Day, read Fermin Yap’s winning essay “Angkop na Mundo Para sa May Kapansanan sa Paningin”
In Life+Money
How I remember my mom after she passed
Remembering my mom means remembering how much she loved me
