pambabae ‘yan…“ Sounds all too familiar, right? In our society, women are often placed at a disadvantage for merely existing. Women are treated as second-class citizens compared to men and, lalo na sa Filipino culture, common na maririnig na ang mga babae ay mag-aasawa lang o “they belong in the kitchen.” Fortunately, we have a certain level of progress that fights these stereotypes. Inside workplaces, schools, and even on our laws, may mga measures nang in-place to deal with these harmful and backwards thinking. For example, Section 13 of Republic Act No. 9710 or The Magna Carta of
pambabae ‘yan…“ Sounds all too familiar, right? In our society, women are often placed at a disadvantage for merely existing. Women are treated as second-class citizens compared to men and, lalo na sa Filipino culture, common na maririnig na ang mga babae ay mag-aasawa lang o “they belong in the kitchen.” Fortunately, we have a certain level of progress that fights these stereotypes. Inside workplaces, schools, and even on our laws, may mga measures nang in-place to deal with these harmful and backwards thinking. For example, Section 13 of Republic Act No. 9710 or The Magna Carta of