Pope Leo XVI’s comments on the death penalty resurface after the botched execution of Christa Pike
“Someone who says, ‘I’m against abortion,’ but says, ‘I’m in favor of the death penalty,’ is not really pro-life.”
Listen, I love Marvel & the #Avengers too, but you need to assemble the squad to see #ForgottenIsland this weekend.
Don’t let this be the endgame for Filipino representation in mainstream media!
Reposting this Coco clip because some fans can’t still handle the fact that Eala brings in people to watch her match and other matches in the tournament
Eala fans go to the stadium to enjoy the sport and not hate on your favorites
Tennis is a beautiful sport🎾
Leylah Fernandez did not come from a wealthy family. Her mom was interviewed by TSN, sharing the sacrifices they endured. Now, the Filipino-Ecuadorian couple’s daughters are a dentist, a pro tennis player and a UCLA D1 athlete & college student #Vamos Allez Laban US Open #usopen
The deeper you dive, the darker my SHADE gets. 🖤
Get ready for Drag Race Philippines Season 4, premiering this September 25 on @wowpresentsplus worldwide 🇵🇭🌍.
And keep your eyes on the deep… Dixxxy Decoy is coming. 🧜♀️
#TexasSenate
Rep. Jasmime Crockett (D-TX) says in new interview that the Black community isn't interested in James Talarico.
"I personally don't feel like the excitement necessarily exists within the Black community ... I don't feel like they're excited."
Link to interview: https://t.co/j7M2wNJ0qs
Do foolish things, and reap the consequences.
Hindi tayo balat-sibuyas. We are no strangers to political attacks, and we welcome fair and genuine criticism. Hindi tayo mananatili sa halos tatlong dekada kung mahina ang loob natin. But there is a clear line between political satire and outright discrimination.
When political attacks stoop to mocking the appearance and physical condition of persons with disabilities, especially a stroke survivor, we draw that line. This is the reason why RA 7277 or the Magna Carta for Disabled Persons protects PWDs from vilification, ridicule and discrimination.
Political caricature is one thing, ridiculing a person’s disability is another. There is a world of difference between the two, and no amount of political disagreement justifies crossing that line.
This is no longer just about Akbayan Rep. Perci Cendaña. This is for every person with a disability who has been mocked, discriminated against, or treated with cruelty because of how they look or the condition they live with. We make a stand for them.