Death or Life Tonight? Colonial Trans-Necropolitics under the Trump Administration“They do not kill us directly, but they force us to kill ourselves”Mar 24Mar 24
The Fruit“When the woman saw that the fruit of the tree was good for food and pleasing to the eye, and also desirable for gaining wisdom, she took…Apr 23, 2023Apr 23, 2023
The Third War: Revisiting the Japanese Occupation in the PhilippinesThe Bombing of Pearl Harbor precipitated a collision course between two world powers: the United States of America and Japan. Due to its…Aug 19, 2022Aug 19, 2022
Development or Subjugation?The ascent to power of the United States of America and the rapid decline of Spain ushered a new era in global politics. New forms of…Jun 21, 2022Jun 21, 2022
From Global to National: Linking American Imperialism to Philippine Colonial HistoryThe US colonial period was a time of significant social, economic, and political reforms that ranged from governance, education, public…Jun 7, 2022Jun 7, 2022
A Queer Poem after the ColonyIn my town, the boys played in mud and dreamed of becoming soldiers in America while I made crowns from santan flowers and played…Dec 13, 2021Dec 13, 2021
Objectifying men: Is this reverse sexism?The discourse of objectification is a salient issue in the feminist movement. It refers to the process of reducing an individual to a mere…Dec 9, 2021Dec 9, 2021
Seeking Greener Pastures: Healthcare Worker Migration and Brain Drain in the PhilippinesI. IntroductionDec 3, 2021Dec 3, 2021
