Short Reads
Two-minute tidbits of sei-katsu-sha.
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If a Victoria’s Secret model is perfectly fine with her own stretch marks, then maybe we need to grow past the norm of shaming them.
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“Lazy girl jobs” aren’t a bad thing; in fact, they’re a response to toxic work cultures that pose serious risks to our well-being.
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The pandemic has given rise to two new phenomena in pet ownership: Pandemic Puppies, and the Cat Distribution System. Here’s what they’re all about, and how they’ve affected our attitudes towards pet ownership.
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During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, schools offered mental health services for their students. But now that face-to-face classes are back, these services have disappeared—and students are burning out.
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One would think that Filipino society would have outgrown the unfair stigma on tattoos by now, but as newscaster Mikee Reyes experienced, we have a long way to go on the matter.
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As exciting as tech advancements can be, we also need to think about they affect people in vulnerable situations. What do robot waiters, for example, mean for already-underpaid service workers?
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Can you wear jeans to work? The answer is, increasingly, yes!
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