VIEWS12- Page
Fatherhood runs past the calendar
Eugien Antonette Mata Father’s Day often arrives in familiar forms: greetings, gratitude posts, and quiet recognition of fathers who carry families through work, absence, and responsibility. The celebration focuses on
Real Lies, Realize: Ranks Above Bars
The law often describes itself as the beholder of truth and accountability. But once the law involves high-ranking individuals, this very definition slips in the question of reality. At the
Burst of a kaleidoscope
Every June, the world erupts in a kaleidoscope of rainbow flags and joyous parades, but beneath these commemorations lies a foundation of brick and blood. The Stonewall riots of 1969
A legacy of systemic neglect
The University of the Philippines has stood on its grounds for 118 years, commemorating its enduring mission of honor, excellence, and service to the nation. Yet behind this great legacy
The man or the bear?
“What would you choose, the man or the bear?” Women’s safety is often discussed as some sort of spectacle, highlighting how the true precarity of their everyday lives is treated
Pride vs. prejudice
Prince De Guzman For the longest time, the belief has always been that malevolence and hate automatically mean sin; however, when the supposed ‘sin’ originates from homosexual love, the conviction
Congress’s repressive hypocrite
Senator Rodante Marcoleta’s repressions against the media have been his favorite script, furnishing himself as the righteous public servant crusading against biased media. Recently, during a Senate Blue Ribbon Committee
