“As I write this, there are numerous acts of teaching, healing, resistance, and mutual aid, happening in the name of Indigenous people and their lives. As a writer and feminist, I am grateful and inspired. As a non-Indigenous Black Canadian, however, I find myself trying to better understand the place I hold in the Canadian "mosaic", and any harm I may unwittingly be supporting.”
“Not Another Headline, The Human Toll” is a photo series created by photographer Mecoh Bain that challenges people to think critically about the media they’re consuming and the relationships they have with the articles, language, subjects, and images.
Anne Geline Tan is a 19-year-old Multimedia Arts student at De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, a freelance artist, and designer. She creates artwork and designs that speak for a brand’s identity, self-love, and reality’s underlying beauty. Anne Geline’s goal is to create works that are not only aesthetically pleasing but holds a vital purpose rooted in truth and thoughtfulness.
Colourism is alive and well in the Filipino beauty pageant culture as witnessed in the recent Miss Universe 2020 controversies. Journalist Nicole Marie Valdez discusses personal experiences, the colonial history of the Philippines, and the need for human compassion in times like these.