Tag: philippines
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Seikatsusha as Attentiveness as Story
Last April 24, IXM Hakuhodo Head of Copy and Journalixm Editor-in-Chief Mikael de Lara Co spoke the Philippine Association of National Advertisers (PANA) General Membership Meeting on storytelling, attentiveness, and Seikatsusha: the whole human behind every audience.
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The Chore No Mother Will Give Up
Is laundry a labor of love—or a mental load minefield? In Filipino households, the division of labor often shifts slowly, unevenly. Tasks once handed down through generations of women are increasingly shared across gender and age. Except for one. One task has always stayed women’s work. Laundry. Laundry, despite its seeming ordinariness, remains curiously untouched—guarded,
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Why Can’t Gen-Z Just… be Patient?
While waiting for maintenance to arrive, Charles practices patience by writing about impatience.
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No, We Actually Shouldn’t Give Up on Philippine Basketball
Gilas Pilipinas’ struggles in the 2023 FIBA World Cup have renewed conversations on whether or not Filipinos are cut out for basketball. It’s actually the absolute best time for us to take the sport seriously.
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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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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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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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