Through the facades of modernization projects lie the fisherfolk left behind
Corporate giants greedily reclaim land and sea to build mega infrastructures, causing the fisherfolks’ loss of livelihood and homes.
Bulag-bulagan: Navigating the Philippines’ short-sighted colonial justice system
Despite the multitude of languages in the country, our legislation and the judicial system have yet to adapt to our native tongues.
Tales of tarnished text: Grappling with the censorship of progressive literature
Progressive literature has the power to overturn outdated and oppressive structures, giving writers the power to decide the future that’s best for them.
Beyond lightsticks and photocards, K-pop fans mobilize for Halalan 2022
More than entertainment, K-pop is ripe for mobilizing fans to stand up for a fair and peaceful election.
More than just a passion: Protecting today’s freelance artists
Many freelance artists are unsatisfied with the lack of government support, and are asking for secured benefits and welfare protection.
In sickness and in health: Videotelephony and the future of weddings
As the pandemic restricts large gatherings from happening, many couples resort to videotelephony to share their special day with loved ones.
Reentering, from 90 years ago: Witnessing the rebirth of the Metropolitan Theater
The once crowned “Grand Dame of Manila”—the Metropolitan Theater—is slowly regaining its place in the local culture and arts scene.
Revitalizing the MMFF, the gateway to Philippine cinema
The Metro Manila Film Festival is a celebration of Filipino films; but how groundbreaking has the festival been in recent memory?
Nabudol : Understanding the political journeys of ex-DDS
Ex-DDS share their stories on how they were enlightened after experiencing the administration’s incompetence.
Caged in: The truth behind the child sexual abuse conundrum
Many of the child sexual abuse victims and their families fight for justice and accountability from perpetrators.