Against constant erasure and policing, masculine and gender non-conforming lesbians stand at the frontlines of subversive queer expression.
Author: Raine Romero
Through improvisatory craft and collective production, activists reclaim public spaces and prove the liberation of creation.
Amid both conservative and contemporary challenges, local drag queens strut through the strife to champion queer excellence.
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Liberalizing the liberal arts
While the liberal arts are meant to offer an “education worthy of a free person,” its scholars remain imprisoned within the confines of academic elitism and societal devaluation.
Beyond being a digital archive, Project Gunita shines as a beacon of collective action rooted in the radical refusal to let history fade.
As midday strikes, the familiar routine of watching cable television bears a Filipino rhythm, carried out by the art of dubbing. From the quirky antics of Western cartoons to the high action of anime, dubbing has transformed countless forms of media into Filipino experiences. By adapting shows into the local tongue and humor, dubbing bridges…
Where Tagalog echoes loudest, native speakers of other Philippine languages rise above gaps in communication and culture—carving out spaces to thrive.
Music possesses a visceral power to transport its listeners to an entirely different place, evoking a wide range of emotions through the simple draw of a violinist’s bow or the stroke of a pianist’s keys. This power rang true last March 27 and 28 at the Natividad Fajardo-Rosario Gonzalez Auditorium during the Lasallian Youth Orchestra’s…
Beaming with pride and belting in tune, Filipinos are quick to fill theater seats not only for the classics but also for the newest productions.
Florists make celebrations of love and light even more vibrant by working from root to petal to fulfill their clients’ visions and intentions.