Bryce Coldstone retweeted
Kikay (2026), a documentary on the late Alyssa Alano, by Mirasol Films will be screening on JuanFlix as part of the Young Adult Division Finalists of DokyuBata Dekada, Nov. 10.
Hustisya para kay Alyssa Alano!
Hustisya para sa Negros 19!
Tunay na Reporma sa Lupa, Ipaglaban!
Bryce Coldstone retweeted
All this diplomatic pageantry to showcase Filipino hospitality, while Aeta communities in Tarlac fight to protect their ancestral lands and water sources. I couldn’t think of a more hypocritical display of national pride.
#NoToPaxSilica
Bryce Coldstone retweeted
🔅🌾 lupa sa magsasaka, hindi sa pax silica!
#RejectPaxSilica #TrumpOut
Bryce Coldstone retweeted
wag natin kalimutang unahin i-force evict muna sila trump, marcos, duterte, lahat ng korap, at ‘yang lintek na pax silica project ngayong november 16!
#TrumpOut #RejectPaxSilica
#NoToPaxSilica #PBBCollab3point0
Bryce Coldstone retweeted
#ick talaga sa spiritually lesbian na term implied on men . di ko mapaliwanag pero there's smth awfully reductive abt it kasi they'll never experience what it's truly like kc all in all they're still men, parang it's conveyed lang as an aesthetic— vibes, aura, whatsoever idk
Bryce Coldstone retweeted
while we're at it, sometimes it feels like some of you see queerness as merely an aesthetic. what the hell is a "hello kitty femme" and a "snoopy spiderman masc" what if we develop our personalities outside the internet mama let's see lesbians as actual people and not as concepts
Bryce Coldstone retweeted
lino brocka’s 1975 film manila in the claws of light, addresses the inequalities created by capitalist relations of production, labor exploitation, and urban poverty through the story of julio, who travels from the countryside to the city in search of the woman he loves.
essentially discrediting the work of those in the humanities and soc sci fields by saying qualitative research isn't legitimate because you need numbers in the name of defending a writer whose foundational works carry heavy themes of grooming is certainly a choice...
Replying to @itsBOOduday
both qualitative and quantitative. qualitative research is not that believable daw kasi not backed up by statistics and real data.
Bryce Coldstone retweeted
i didn’t carve a pumpkin this year but here’s the one i carved two years ago
Bryce Coldstone retweeted
Boycotting originally started with those who MADE your favorite necessities and products.
kumikita ang malalaking kompanya, pero naisip niyo rin ba ang mga manggagawa? hindi sila apektado kung magboycott tayo dahil eventually mapipilitan taasan ng kompanya ang sahod nila
Bryce Coldstone retweeted
kung ayaw niyo makarinig ng there is blood in your ketchup at mag boycott,
sabihin niyo yan sa mga labor worker ng nutriasia dahil yan mismo ang panawagan nila laban sa pandarahas ng kompanyang del monte (same owned)
Bryce Coldstone retweeted
Replying to @yshqaw
Wala naman po akong sinabi na iboycott or wag na bumili sa kanila. Hindi talaga ito madali gawin dahil bahagi na ng pang-araw-araw na buhay ng ordinaryong Pilipino. “There is blood in your ketchup” simply acknowledges the violence against laborers/workers medium.com/assortedge/nutria…
Bryce Coldstone retweeted
nakakalungkot mga ganitong mindset/interpretation…
wala naman sinabi na iboycott or cancelled na agad mga bumibili. imbis na pagtuunan ng pansin ang accountability ng kompanya at endorsers, dinowngrade niyo ang paglaban sa karapatan ng mga farmer at workers sa “wokeness”
Bryce Coldstone retweeted
this argument is so tired. mismong mga manggagawat magsasaka na ng Nutriasia (majority shareholder ng Del Monte) nananawagan ng boykot nito tas sasabihin mo "wokeness".
kaya mo bang sabihin sa harap ni Nanay Leti yan? you know what won't get us anywhere? brand/celebrity worship.





































