[Trigger warning: Mentions of harassment and rape.] Growing up, I’ve seen girls being given the same “advice.” Boys will be boys. Your guy classmate suddenly moaned during your science report?
While most schools haven’t even started online classes yet, entrance exams are already trending online. On Aug. 13, “USTET” emerged on the list of Twitter’s trending topics after user @UPCATQuestion
For most artists, art has always been political. Far more than self-expression, art has doubled as a soapbox for the unheard. For one case against local visual artist organization Guhit
A time travel portal still isn’t a thing, but if we have anything close to it, it has to be movies. Films take us anywhere, anytime we want to, even
The latest buzzword this week is “oligarchy,” along with the government’s efforts to dismantle it―starting with the denial of ABS-CBN’s franchise renewal. “A ‘yes’ vote to stop the franchise is
Ever since classes and work meetings moved from IRL to the URL, users have been susceptible to incidents known as the “Zoom bomb” (Mayor Vico Sotto is no exception). This
Living in 2020 is knowing that we’re living our future child’s history assignment. Often, we wonder: What it’s like to be part of a historical event? These past few months
[Trigger warning: This article talks about sexual harassment and rape] As much as 2020 is downright surreal, the more unbelievable aspects of the year are its subplots. Well, storylines that
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights had Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa defensive with their report. According to their data, the number of people killed
Despite vocal opposition, the Anti-Terrorism Act was signed into law on July 3, and the clock is ticking as there are less than 15 days left before the law takes
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