In the Philippines, blood is not thicker than water
For decades, the Marcos name relied on a myth: that loyalty runs in their veins, that the North stands “solid”, that the past was somehow “golden” if you squint hard
For decades, the Marcos name relied on a myth: that loyalty runs in their veins, that the North stands “solid”, that the past was somehow “golden” if you squint hard
Higit pa sa taunang pagdiriwang ang Undas. Ito ay isang mapagmalasakit at banal na pagpaparangal sa gunita ng minamahal na yumao. Sa diwa nito, bitbit ang bulaklak, kandila, dasal, at alay,
The lives of student activists are indeed colorful: they are students in the day, but will forever be organizers of the masses. But when the state enforces its laws and
Tuwing buwan ng Oktubre nababalot sa kulay rosas ang bansa mula sa mga tanggapan ng gobyerno, paaralan, at korporasyon, hanggang sa mga post sa social media. Ang lasong rosas ang
Every October, Jennifer Laude returns—not as a headline, but as a haunting of how slow justice can be for those who live outside society’s idea of being normal. Her face
Ngayong National Teachers’ Month (NTM), muling lumulutang ang parehong isyu: sapat ba ang suporta ng pamahalaan sa ating mga guro? Sa kabila ng keyk, kanta, at greeting card tuwing Teacher’s
Isn’t it ironic that the world honors peace on September 21, while in the Philippines, it marks the day a dictator strangled it with his own hands? September 21 is
Malinaw na nagiging makinarya na lamang ang Unibersidad ng Pilipinas sa pagpapanukala ng UP Core Curriculum 2025—isang makinarya na tuloy-tuloy sa paggawa ng mga papel na may tatak ng kahusayan ngunit
The assassination of Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. on August 21, 1983, was not merely the murder of a man but the attempted execution of democracy itself. His death unmasked a
Mula sa mga kamay ng nakaraang henerasyon, iniabot sa atin ang mundong ito. Ngunit ang iniabot ay hindi buo: tila isang lumang lona na pinunit ng kasaysayan, tinahi ng digmaan