I've read the article she wrote and I've also read her apology.  I wanted to react then about the article but with so much fire out there, adding a few embers just doesn't seem like a factor anymore.  Plus I always follow what my mom told me... "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it eloquently".  The last I've read was that she resigned from the publication she was working for. 

Turns out that the publication (Manila Standard Today) did not accept her resignation.  I think there may have been a business reason for that.  Had Malu not fouled up, the said publication won't generate that much heat and readers.  More readers means more people buying said newspaper and the more newspapers bought, the more money goes in to Manila Standard Today.

But that doesn't make things right.

If the publication did not accept Malu's resignation, then out of delicadeza, she should have resigned to show atonement for what she did.  Seems like Malu needs a lot of growing up to do.  She calls everyone else inferior but does not look at herself in the mirror.  Maybe there's a reason for that too.  If I look like her and act like her, I'd probably have a hard time looking at myself.

Some are suggesting to boycott the publication.  I guess I'm jumping in that bandwagon.

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