HAPI Sorsogon

“Pero noong makilala kita, nagbagong bigla ang aking timpla,” - sabi ng bading.

“Tomboy na naka-mio at tomboy na nag-iice scramble? Iba-iba yung settings ah” - sabi ni kuyang may rosary.

Sa gitna ng mga birong ‘reset’ at pabago-bagong kwento ng pagkakakilanlan, the “factory reset” trend may be funny, but it also reflects a deeper reality: how identity, especially sexuality, is often treated as something that must be corrected or controlled to fit religious expectations. When beliefs label queerness as something to “fix,” the idea of a reset stops being a joke and becomes a pressure shaped by doctrine and faith.

To celebrate the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia,
Café Humaniste returns with: ☕
“Diyos Ko, Ang Judgmental Mo: How Religion Fuels Queerphobia”

Join us for a discussion with four speakers as we unpack how religion contributes to homophobia and discrimination in society, culture, and the workplace, and how rigid religious expectations can become a barrier to living authentically.

📍 The Ministry Lounge Bar & Cafe, 5th Floor, AHG Lab, 5048 P Burgos St., Brgy. Poblacion, Makati City
🗓 May 9, 2026 | 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

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What to expect? 🏳️‍🌈
1. Free snacks and drinks included.
2. Register to secure your slot.
3. Open to secular, atheist, and agnostic participants only.