Taon-taon, hindi nanawala sa kalsada ang mga debotong katolikong nagpepenitensiya. Bawat hampas ng burilyo'y siya namang tagak ng dugo sa kanilang likod, simbolismo ng paghingi ng tawad sa kasalanan. Ngunit kasabay ng ingay ng pagpalo ng penitensyante ay ang daing ng drayber at pasahero sa patuloy na pagtaas ng halaga ng krudo. Tila dalawang magkaibang mundo sa lansanga’y nagtagpo: ang isa ay namamanata, habang ang isa’y nakikibaka. Ang penitensya ay hindi na lang tradisyunal

On a random street corner in the Philippines, beneath faded tarpaulins and handwritten “₱50 SALE” signs, entire universes of style quietly wait inside cramped ukay-ukay shops. Ukay-ukay, derived from the Filipino word “hukay” which means to dig, has long been associated with practicality, and survival, but for a growing number of young Filipinos, it has become something far more mystical because it is a treasure hunt for esoteric fashion. Esoteric fashion is not about trends

Before dawn broke on February 22, 1986, the streets were already filling and soon growing into a sea of Filipinos clutching their rosaries and yellow ribbons in their hands as military tanks stood only meters away. Some knelt in prayer, others raised placards or flashed the ‘laban’ sign. All shared one desire: freedom. For four days—from February 22 to 25, 1986—more than two million citizens lined up along the Epifanio de los Santos Avenue, better known as EDSA. Students, wo

Kung ang isang salitang Ingles ay tila napakadaling hanapan ng kahulugan sa iba’t ibang dihital na sanggunian, hindi rin nagpahuli ang Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino at hinandugan din ang mga Pilipino ng sariling talahuluganan—ang KWF Diksiyonaryo ng Wikang Filipino. Madalas na "Google Translate" ang inaasahan ng mga estudyante sa paghahanap ng kahulugan ng isang salitang Filipino, at hindi pa sigurado kung tama ang pagsasalin nito. Hindi ito gaya ng sa wikang Ingles, kung saan

It's crowded—the students’ voices are loud, and tables have been turned into booths to satisfy the crowd. The aroma of food drifts through the air as a crowd forms around display after display. To most, it is just another school celebration. But behind those who talk, cook, and sell are unheard stories they do not tell. Ideas That Started Small Photo booths, fuzzy wire flowers, custom bracelets and many more—everything we see was once an idea in someone's mind. Students reall