Philippines

This upcoming Day of the Dead, I’m missing my family more than ever.

When I see freedom, I see a sun as hot as an angel clutching not only your hand, my hand, the hands of your daughters, but the hand of that woman on the bus who you gave the shoes off your feet because she liked them.

The protesters gathered to commemorate the 51st anniversary of the declaration of martial law in the Philippines by dictator Ferdinand Marcos and fight against continued state repression.

It was unsettling to hold this new kind of significance on my relatives and the people surrounding me. Way back when, breakfast was served on a first-come-first-serve basis, and you only got to eat what was left.

This year, FIFA welcomed eight new countries to participate on the biggest stage in soccer. The Women’s World Cup has never seen a larger participant pool, with 32 teams at the starting line this year.

Watching this team, I had an epiphany. Being Filipino is more than liking dinuguan, or where you were born or the color of your skin. It is resilience, and these women had it in spades.

Decolonizing psychology is seen through this outlet of embracing and promoting the nature of spirituality and folklore in how Filipinos think and perceive.

Delikado is an environmental thriller documentary that surrounds three environmental defenders battling with political leaders and other groups as they save forests, mountains and mangroves in Palawan, an archipelagic province of the Philippines spanning over 14,000 kilometers.

The ASUC Senate approved a bill to condemn antisemitism, with nine of 20 of the senators absent in protest of it Wednesday.