MONGA 2021 S1 Old is Gold out now!!
We’re please to announce the release of MONGA 2021 S1 Magazine! Take our hand (or this magazine), turn up Claire de Lune on your speaker as you travel through time with us. We hope you enjoy reading this semester’s issue as much as we loved creating and curating it!
Why bystand, when you should standby?
Imagine you’re lying on the floor helplessly as a man repeatedly punches and kicks you. Your attempt to protect yourself by curling into a fetus-like position is still not enough to stop the man. Even worse, your helplessness is still not enough to…
Mikaela, The day I woke up to full online learning (Zoomers)
The university life I imagined is filled with friends, rock climbing, and trips. Hence, I look forward to my first year in Monash. But all of that did not happen, because COVID-19 had other plans…
MUSA Did What: Something Old Something New (MSC #6)
With a blink of an eye, S1 is already over! Here are all the fresh updates you need to know before S2 starts!
1 step forward, 3 steps back: Asian LGBTQ+ rights still at a crossroad
LGBTQ+ rights in Asia are still limited as compared to countries around the world. Despite the increasing protection and recognition, they still face societal challenges that affect their life. Read the experiences of 3 students across Asia as they share how they navigate through their identity in a home that still sees them as less than enough.
Fortunately, That’s Just Me
I was 17 when I first kissed a girl. I was also 17 when I first had a crush on a girl. No, those were two entirely different people. When you’re 17 what the hell do you think you know anyways? When you…
Gay Christian ≠ Oxymoron
In Christianity, unity in diversity is encapsulated. Yet, LGBTQ+ Christians around the world are still discriminated against, limiting them in accessing the most basic human right: Self-expression. Read X’s experience as a gay Christian Malaysian on his struggles in bridging two conflicting identities.
Drag 101 Pt.3 – Celebrating Drag
For a lot of people today, RuPaul’s game-changing show was their initiation into the drag world. But as pride month wraps up (which it never should, honestly), we’re here to talk about another show today that has made quite a mark in popular…
Drag World 101 Pt.2 – Where art thou, kings?
Thanks to RuPaul’s Drag Race Shows, people are starting to turn their attention to the glamourous world of drag. While queens are known for their flamboyant personas, dramatic makeup and captivating performances, their male counterparts have not been receiving the same attention. Why? Read on to learn about drag king culture and why it’s pushing back for recognition.
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