Tag: Featured
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A Starter’s Guide to Safe Chest Binding for Transmasculine and Nonbinary Filipinos
If you’re a transmasculine Filipino, you might find that there are few local resources on ways to make your chest more male-presenting. Here’s advice from real trans Filipinos, for Filipinos.
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Cardboard Crack: What Card Games Teach Us About Addiction
Trading card games exploit the same addictive mechanisms that lead to gambling problems and substance abuse. Here’s what playing them teaches us about managing addiction.
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These are the secrets to unlocking the Philippines’ invisible audience
The Hakuhodo Institute of Life and Living has discovered a demographic most brands aren’t aware of, but should be tapping.
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Congress has stalled the SOGIE Equality Bill for 23 years. We need to pass it NOW.
Because of inaction from Congress, versions of the SOGIE Bill has been languishing since 2000. It’s high time we finally get this legislation passed.
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I Binged All of Wes Anderson’s Films to See If I Could Finally Understand the Appeal
Can watching 16.5 hours of film turn a Wes Anderson hater into a Wes Ander-stan? Maybe. Though probably not.
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Cons are for People: How to make a fandom convention with sei-katsu-sha
Long lines, massive crowds, and other problems make fandom conventions a pain to attend. Here’s how we can make them better, according to the people who drive them.
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Who is our National Hero? Not Rizal.
Everything we know about our National Heroes is wrong. That’s because we don’t actually have any. Here’s why we should.
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I Stopped Being a Homophobe, and YOU Can, Too!
Addressing internalized homophobia is a journey of unlearning. Here’s how to get started, from someone who grew up homophobic.
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Dear AI, Should I Quit Writing?
With AI writing tools developing at a frenetic pace, writers grow concerned about their job stability. Can human writing survive an AI apocalypse? Author Marco Sumayao searches for answers with the help of a futurist and an AI poet.
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This Blind Person Reads More than You
Ever wondered what it’s like to be a blind Ph.D. candidate? Here’s a look into the life of Marco Ramos.
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