Expression Subversion: Recent Episodes
Expression Subversion
In the Philippines, gender stereotyping is one of the many social constructs that obstruct the possibility of a more kind, diverse, and actualized society. If a person's SOGIE is one of complexity and color, then Expression Subversion rejects what is monotone.
Resist the norms. Destroy the stereotypes. Love thy SOGIE.
Ladies, gentlemen and all who fall in between, hear and pay attention to Jeffrey Piñero and Jennifer Rodriguez as they deliver a spoken word piece for the final episode of Expression Subversion.
In an effort to destigmatize the Philippines' monotonous perception of the LGBTQIA+ community, this episode is packed with the many colors of the rainbow. Listen in as Regina Cristobal and Xerxes Daza preach what others would pray away.
Are men always supposed to pay the bill? Is it okay if the girl courts the guy? Catch Juellana Lababit and Alison Menguito weigh in on the roles that men and women are meant to play in their romantic endeavors.
This episode asserts that women can thrive and exist in spite of the patriarchy. Tune in as Kyneshi Figueroa and Gwyneth San Gregorio dispel some of the country's most derogatory standards towards women.
Our first episode breaks down some of the most prominent toxic stereotypes against men and masculinity in the Philippines. Join Vince Arceo and Miguel Serrano as they explain that 'boys CAN cry'.