Part of We Are The Ones’s series of shoots for Arm The Girls, a mutual aid initiative building power and safety with BIPOC queer and trans femmes + a conversation with Guerrilla Davis and Pearl Teese on their experiences as Afro-Filipinos navigating anti-Blackness, gender- and sex-based hate in our communities

His work channels drag, fantasy, art, and queer identity

how bad girl narratives both free and foil pinays

On learning to love my natural hair texture through unlearning colonial mentality

Growing up Pinay, self-love and acceptance are ever growing and transforming

On being “Filipino enough,” reclaiming our narratives, and the importance of representation in film

"When you come out as gay, you risk being rejected by your family and friends; when you come out as undocumented, you risk being rejected by an entire country."

Reflections on four generations of womxn reclaiming archetypes found in Philippine literature

"It's in our blood to adorn ourselves with tattoos and embroidery, beads and gold."