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Simply telling teenagers ‘just don’t send nudes’ does not work and can deepen shame, researchers warn
Films written by women make studios the most money, but budget goes to male filmmakers
Transpinay org stresses weaponization of dress codes, gendered regulations against trans youth; calls for end of institutionalized transphobia
Supreme Court adopts ‘victim-survivor’ term in sexual violence cases, said to affirm agency, resiliency, continuing dignity of survivors
Study challenges assumption that women have more emotional intelligence than men
Why betting apps feel different from using the same sportsbook in a browser
Finding inclusive spaces for outdoor adventures
Smoking Etiquette in Shared Spaces: A Modern Guide to Being Considerate
How Selecting Luxury Drug Rehab Facilitates Lasting Recovery Success
Emotional Self-Harm Signs vs Physical Self-Harm Signs: Which Indicators Are More Concerning?
Right to care ordinance passed in Northern Samar, allows LGBTQIA+ people to make medical decisions for partners
PhilHealth to allow health proxies by end of September; will allow LGBTQIA+ people to designate partners as health proxies
Polytechnic University of the Philippines admin approves use of lived names for students graduating in 2026
Congressional probe on attacks vs transgender Filipinos sought
La Union fast-tracks ‘Right to Care’ ordinance for LGBTQIA+ people in relationships, long-term partners
For Neal Roxas, may people remember the case of Jennifer Laude as a symbol of injustice; and of a world that continues to hate the beauty of LGBTQIA people.
By Neal Roxas
Queer Quezon
maalala mo sana siya
hindi sa bakas ng mahigpit
na sakal sa kanyang leeg
o sa natapyas nyang tenga,
hindi sa pagkalublob sa inodoro
o sa puting kumot na huling
yumakap sa kanya bago—
maalala mo sana siya
sa malago niyang buhok,
mapungay na mga mata,
hatid ang init nang sya ay makilala,
sa ingay ng kalsada,
at sa sigaw ng masa,
bilang simbolo
ng pumikit-dumilat na hustisya
sa isang lipunang hindi yumayakap
kundi nananakal ng magaganda
For the Society of Trans Women of the Philippines (STRAP), rigid dress codes and gendered regulations are routinely weaponized against trans youth.
Individuals with those identities experienced psychological distress from anti-transgender laws even if they lived in a place with legislation that is friendly toward transgender...
For us not to be haters, and not help promote discrimination of our rainbow siblings, we need to first slap some sense into ourselves....
Majority of transgender and gender-diverse (TGD) people prefer self-collected HPV tests for cervical cancer screening, and/or preferred to forego screening altogether.
