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Distance, but not escape: Filipinos in Berlin on migration, home, belonging

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By Ana Santos
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BERLIN, Germany – In solidarity with other protesters at the President’s State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Monday, July 27, Filipinos and other migrant activists gathered for a protest outside the Philippine Embassy in Berlin. Three Filipinos shared their thought on migration and what it is like to live in one country while remaining bound to the politics, memories and struggles of another.
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[Sex and Sensibilities] Dear good men, this is not a moment for your silence

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By Ana Santos
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A sexist comment rarely lands in an empty room. It is meant to be heard to humiliate, shame, or silence a woman. It usually lands in a room dominated by men. Like it did during a congressional hearing when Quezon City congressman Bong Suntay made a remark about Anne Curtis that had nothing to do with public policy, governance, or the matter being discussed. Some laughed. Some awkwardly squirmed. And, still, some looked away and said nothing. By now, we are familiar with this cycle.
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Sex and Sensibilities: Is Bad Bunny the antidote to toxic masculinity?

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By Ana Santos
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After his thrilling Super Bowl Halftime Show performance, many say Bad Bunny is an antidote to toxic masculinity. With his music and art touching on themes of inclusivity, equality, and even resistance, he presents an alternative to the macho, dominant, traditional male. But what is toxic masculinity and how does the Puerto Rican musician counter it? Join Rappler’s sex and gender columnist Ana Santos in this episode of Sex and Sensibilities as she breaks down the issue. – Rappler.com
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