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Margareth Estacio

Margareth Estacio, Staff Writer

Filipino, Canadian, and American, Margareth Estacio is gearing up for her first year as a writer for The Gamut. In search of better education, Margareth moved from Canada to the U.S. in 2021, and found herself at Oxford Academy, where she now spends her time pursuing the American Dream — watching anime, reading DC and Marvel comics, and collecting K-pop albums. Also a TikTok microcelebrity, she runs an anime fan account and publicly shares her nerdy tendencies with the world. And besides dillydallying as a nerd online and in her room, Margareth deeply enjoys analyzing media and writing, which is part of the reason why she is now part of The Gamut, where she hopes to both become a more disciplined writer and have fun!

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A MISOGYNISTIC SPOTLIGHT: Women in costume face public scrutiny as society points fingers at their self-expression.

Halloween costume critics fuel a misogynistic masquerade

Margareth Estacio, Staff Writer October 29, 2025

Ghosts, skeletons, and witchcraft are all elements of a spooky Halloween, but the real horror lies elsewhere: the purity culture that criticizes women for expressing themselves through "overly sexual" costumes while men in similar outfits go unnoticed. These misogynistic critiques turn Halloween into...

TEAMWORK MAKES THE DREAMWORK:  Zenitsu, Tanjiro, Shinobu, and Giyuu pose proudly after gaining massive character development.

“Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle” redefines anime cinema

Margareth Estacio, Staff Writer September 24, 2025

In a record-breaking premiere weekend, Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle claims its spot as the highest-grossing anime opening of all time in North America, bringing in over $70 million. Unlike earlier anime movies that stayed within the bounds of their manga origins, Infinity Castle deviates from its source...

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