In Filipino and other Asian households, the panganay labor swells almost tenfold for the eldest daughter, and she is often tasked with keeping the entire household intact—even when we didn’t know what we were giving up at the time
Women are made to chalk up mourning our bodies, the physical changes we go through, and the words and actions flung at us ridiculing that change to superficiality
Jervi Li, also known as KaladKaren, sat with us to talk about her MMFF win, her childhood fascination with newscasters, and the fight for trans spaces
From Miss Universe Philippines Charity 2022 Pauline Amelinckx to underdog rampadoras like Baguio’s Krishnah Gravidez
Someone being visible online is not an invitation to talk about their body
Women on the internet have to endure so much just to exist on it
KaladKaren is the first trans woman to win best supporting actress at the MMFF, and the second trans woman to win an acting award in the Philippines
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
Special cuts from our interview with our March cover girl
Jelen Paclarin of the Women's Legal and Human Rights Bureau shares her thoughts on the court decision
The critically acclaimed indie filmmaker and showrunner talks self-acceptance, the problem with queer cinema, and what a “Drag Den” second season could be like
Join calls to defend peasant women, catch gigs, and attend workshops this month
rom accessories to Pilates packages, here’s what to cop for Pinktober
It's saying: "You’re pretty, even if you’ve got a feature that’s not supposed to make you pretty."
