Pride Archives - Preen.ph

2 min

Pride 20 is fighting back, Manila Police will be hearing from their lawyers

Posted on June 29, 2020June 30, 2020
Eternity Ines

Update as of June 30, 2020 The individuals of Pride 20 were released earlier today after the approval of The Manila Office of the City Prosecutor. Their case will be…

View Post

View Post

6 min

Culture
LGBT

A safe space isn’t silent for this online LGBT haven

Posted on June 25, 2020June 25, 2020
Amrie Cruz

When I think about the word safe space, it’s people that come to mind, not places. My safe space is with my friends and I like to think that I…

View Post

View Post

2 min

Culture
LGBT

Set your route on “Pride March at Home” to help LGBTQ+ folks affected by COVID-19

Posted on June 22, 2020June 22, 2020
Amrie Cruz

A year ago, we were worried about how we’ll get to where Metro Manila Pride is going to be held. In 2020, our worries are now along the lines of…

View Post

View Post

2 min

Vanilla or not, you can now get a taste of ‘Never Tear Us Apart’

Posted on June 22, 2020July 7, 2020
Amrie Cruz

Whether vanilla sex is more your style or you’re into BDSM, you’ll want to catch director Whammy Alcazaren’s “Never Tear Us Apart.” The provocative Cinema One Originals feature film will…

View Post

View Post

1 min

Netflix docu ‘Disclosure’ talks about trans representation in TV and film

Posted on June 19, 2020June 19, 2020
Lia delos Reyes

It’s another one for the queer archives: “Disclosure,” a documentary of trans stories in the TV and film industry, is now up on Netflix. According to their announcement post back…

View Post

View Post

8 min

Art
Culture

Power to the parlorista! We kiki’d about Zsazsa Zaturnnah with her creator

Posted on June 18, 2020June 18, 2020
Amrie Cruz

A wise Aling Britney once said, “Kapag kumatok ang pag-ibig, huwag mo itong itaboy.” Love may come in many forms…such as a bodacious superheroine with flowing red locks who can…

View Post

View Post

4 min

Culture
LGBT

Pride is always a protest, now is a good time to remember it

Posted on June 7, 2020June 7, 2020
Eternity Ines

Pride Month comes at a difficult and somber time this year. In the middle of global social unrest because of human rights violations, a crackdown on freedom of speech and…

View Post

View Post

1 min

‘Riverdale’ star Lili Reinhart comes out as bisexual

Posted on June 4, 2020
Zofiya Acosta

Hey squirrel-friends: LIli Reinhart, who plays Betty in “Riverdale,” recently came out as bisexual on an Instagram story. In the story, she shared a poster for an LGBTQ+ protest in…

View Post

View Post

9 min

“She was not a phase,” a writer shares about her first love

Posted on June 3, 2020June 15, 2020

It’s five in the morning as of this writing. I have not slept a wink. And because it’s the beginning of Pride Month, I want to make this confession for…

View Post

View Post

4 min

Friendly reminder: Drag has always been political, #periodt

Posted on February 5, 2020February 11, 2020
Jacqueline Arias

News flash: Anyone can make a political statement through various mediums. You’d have to be blind to what’s happening around you to silence people who criticize their government. On the…

View Post

Social Accounts

Pride

Pride 20 is fighting back, Manila Police will be hearing from their lawyers

A safe space isn’t silent for this online LGBT haven

Set your route on “Pride March at Home” to help LGBTQ+ folks affected by COVID-19

Vanilla or not, you can now get a taste of ‘Never Tear Us Apart’

Netflix docu ‘Disclosure’ talks about trans representation in TV and film

Power to the parlorista! We kiki’d about Zsazsa Zaturnnah with her creator

Pride is always a protest, now is a good time to remember it

‘Riverdale’ star Lili Reinhart comes out as bisexual

“She was not a phase,” a writer shares about her first love

Friendly reminder: Drag has always been political, #periodt

Trans women aren’t pretending and they don’t owe anyone disclosure

On #HijaAko and her triggers—a conversation with a sexual abuse survivor

Queer safe spaces in a post-pandemic world—what’s that going to look like?

Love is the place I call home

Mental health is political for this young Filipina and her global youth network

Social Accounts