Category Archives: Politics
Mulat Pinoy Kapihan Sessions: Population and Gender
2 weeks ago, I attended a Coffee Session of Mulat Pinoy because I’ve been out of the lgbt circuit for quite some time and I’m eager to thirst my intellect with stuff outside my work. Thanks to Bubbles for sharing … Continue reading
Vote Ang Ladlad Partylist: Shade # 89 In Your Ballots
I know that this song really sucks but I guess this is a catchy way for me to instruct how you’ll vote the partylist I am campaigning for. Ang Ladlad Partylist has gone through the needle just to be part … Continue reading
Additional Public Toilets for LGBTs?
I stumbled upon this article from GMA News Tv about having additional public toilets exclusively for the use of LGBTs. Leo Martinez’s party list group, Alyansa ng Media at Showbiz Inc, pushes that gays and lesbians should have their own … Continue reading
Why Spread LGBT Hatred?
The fight is not over. We LGBTs all around the world, especially in the Philippines, definitely still needs an Anti-Discrimination Bill that will protect our rights. It is not enough that there is tolerance. It is not our “utang na … Continue reading
Comelec Rejects Ang Ladlad Because of Immorality
The COMELEC has become a religious insitution. COMELEC has rejected Ang Ladlad’s bid to earn a seat in Philippine Congress. On their resolution, it states that: Despite the foregoing, however, this Petition is dismissible on moral grounds. Petitioner defines the … Continue reading
Prof. Danton Remoto Appointed as one of the 2010 Senatoriables for the Opposition
reposted from Rainbow Bloggers: GAY RIGHTS ADVOCATE, EDUCATOR, WRITER AND 2010 SENATORIAL CANDIDATE, PROF DANTON REMOTO’s phones began to ring in earnest yesterday, as they have done so in the last two weeks, when political operators and campaign teams would … Continue reading
Giving Voice to the PINK Vote
Giving Voice to the PINK Vote Where: Ishmael Bernal Art Gallery (at the back of UP Cine Adarna/ Film Center, across the lagoon and beside the UP Carillon)Time: 1:00-4:00 pmGuest Speaker: Atty. Luie Tito F. Guia (a renowned election law … Continue reading
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