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Intersex Philippines Inc. (IXPI), which is the pioneering intersex organizations in the Philippines, brought its Intersex 101 Caravan to Iloilo City in an effort to “bring together community members and stakeholders for an afternoon of meaningful conversations on intersex visibility, rights, and inclusion”.

The Intersex 101 Caravan is an ongoing eff...


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The student government in Bulacan State University (BulSU), with the support of BulSU LGBTIQ+ organizations, submitted a petition letter to the administration to request for the implementation and institutionalization of gender-affirmative graduation rites. More particularly, they are asking for the use of lived names in non-legal documents and allowing gender-affirma...


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This is part of #KaraniwangLGBTQIA, which Outrage Magazine officially launched on July 26, 2015 to offer vignettes of LGBTQIA+ people/living, particularly in the Philippines, to give so-called “everyday people” – i...


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June’s almost here, so yes, it’s time for rainbow capitalism…

Apple introduced a new Apple Watch Pride Edition Sport Loop, watch face, and iPhone and iPad wallpaper to celebrate LGBTQ+ communities around the world during Pride Month and beyond. Apple financially supports organizations that serve LGBTQ+ communities.

The new 


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The way we view wellness today often appears new and trendy, but many are simply the same traditional practices that have been around for centuries. What feels new today is often a refined version of something that has been rooted in human experience for thousands of years.

These habits are less about chasing trends and more about returning to what...


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