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What I lab in Penlab’s Portrayal of Women

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What I lab in Penlab’s Portrayal of Women

by JOHANNA LEELAN GEE ART AND literature will always be significant in portraying the stories of women. It was the effort of innovative artists to revolutionize the feminist art movement which inspired new generations to introspect about the socio-political status of women. Among the possible ways to depict the conditions…

The breast talk: Uncommon conversations that matter

by CHRISTINE JANINE T. CORTEZ INSUFFICIENT breast health education may feel frightening for women who live in a critical society that may have far-fetched body standards and expectations. At present, a social media disease known as “boob shaming” is becoming a trending stigma and a poor habit that cultivates within…

Why I Don’t Watch Filipino Teleseryes

by JOHN PATRICK A. MAGNO RANARA THE COVID-19 pandemic is still showing no signs of waning. With the new Delta variant, where the virus is more transmissible, it’s as if we had gone back from scratch. Like the early days of the pandemic, many of us are again filled with…

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What I lab in Penlab’s Portrayal of Women

The breast talk: Uncommon conversations that matter

Why I Don’t Watch Filipino Teleseryes

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