TikTok has become a vibrant and inclusive space where Filipinos from all walks of life find empowerment and community. Through its platform, TikTok aims to enable authentic self-expression while ensuring that it remains a safe and positive space. This Pride Month, TikTok celebrates and uplifts the voices of queer creators who inspire and advocate for a more inclusive world through the hashtags
Through TikTok, Marina showcases her glamorous performances and infuses them with meme-worthy comedy content. For her, TikTok represents a platform that empowers queer Filipinos and provides them with bigger stages to shine on."It proves that not only are we worthy of the spotlight, but we are also admired," Marina proudly asserts.From the stiff corporate life to the dazzling world of drag, Eva Le Queen’s transformation is undoubtedly one for the books.
In the Philippines, traditional gender norms have long determined the acceptable spaces for haircuts: salons for women and barbershops for men. Unfortunately, this binary system has left many in the trans and queer community feeling uncomfortable, unwelcome, and uncertain." . He advocates for self-expression through style, affirming that everyone deserves a hairstyle that makes them feel their best.
Roanne and Tina, the dynamic duo behind Queer Safe Spaces Inc., have been vocal advocates for love, acceptance, and inclusivity. Their journey on TikTok has been a testament to the platform's ability to amplify marginalized voices and spark meaningful conversations."Thanks to TikTok, we feel heard and seen," Roanne expresses."It served as an entry point for our partnership with TikTok Philippines, leading to initiatives like the Queer Prom co-presented by TikTok.