While we recognize that personal responsibility is an important step in addressing the climate crisis (CC), to berate ourselves and others for not doing enough to solve the problem, is a distraction from the fundamental culprit of CC — the energy sector and the fossil fuel industry.
Words by — Datu Zahir Meditar On a sunny Tuesday afternoon last March 15, at a local park in ourContinue Reading
Kahit na desentralisado ang mga Martsa ng mga Manggagawa sa iba’t ibang probinsya ng Rizal, Laguna, Davao, Cebu, Pampanga, Iloilo, Bacolod, Camarines Sur, at Baguio, makikitang iisa ang kanilang tinig – ang pagwawakas sa tambalang Marcos-Arroyo-Duterte sa papasok na eleksyon.
Words by Toni Ysabel Dimaano When it comes to politics, colors are powerful tools used to send a message withoutContinue Reading
Even though women have fought for their place in the male-dominated field of politics, the way women’s images are constructedContinue Reading
Sa paparating na eleksyon, hindi pinakawalan ng Isko’t Iska ang oportunidad na talakayin ang kahalagahan ng politika, pagboto, at kungContinue Reading
The private publishing industry is keeping science a secret. For Elbakyan (creator of Sci-Hub) and many other advocates of open-access science, this privatization conflicts with the nature of scientific discovery — communal and revolutionary.
The common argument from Marcos loyalists and sympathizers is there is no way for us to ascertain the events thatContinue Reading
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