The largest Covid-19 referral hospital in the #Philippines suffered a fire, stranding vulnerable patients and valiant, exhausted healthcare workers. Ways to donate directly are here:

Life. #GBBO

We did a New Years countdown somewhere between Newfoundland time and Eastern. My house smells like a bakery (pecan tarts in the oven) and you best believe I will keep wearing stretchy pants 😆

Hire junior devs. Then support them. Mentor them. Pair with them. Show them that it's ok to ask questions. Show them you don't know everything. Congratulate them on their first PR. Give helpful feedback. Before you know it your team will have one more awesome senior dev ✨

Ultimate Bread Baking Tool Kit Giveaway 🎉 #giveaway #win kingsumo.com/g/rkmvqk/the-u…

Send help. I never liked ‘boy bands’ growing up but have 4Town songs from #TurningRedMovie stuck in my head after watching with my kiddo yesterday 🤔

A progressive ballot guide for the #philippineelections2022 #Philippines #Eleksyon2022

Leni Robredo, the only woman on the ballot in the Philippines election, is an outspoken critic of President Rodrigo Duterte and a frequent target of his insults. Thousands of young people, some too young to vote, have been cheering her on. #Halalan2022 nyti.ms/3P9bNKj

Here's what's happened recently at the Philippines' presidential election last Monday and why we should be disturbed!!! (1/4)

#leaderslooklikeme

70% of Americans believe Roe v. Wade should remain the law of the land. Retweet if you're one of them.

49-51, codifying Roe fails in the Senate. No Manchin. No Collins. No Murkowski. 70% of Americans want Roe upheld. This is undemocratic.

Let's all agree that babies not going hungry should be the MAIN GOAL here.

Notice how all the labor considered feminine is also expected to be free or low cost

Over the past days, some voters have raised suspicions of voter fraud after seeing what seemed like a dubious trend in the first batch of partial and unofficial tally of election results. #TheFilipinoVotes🇵🇭 bit.ly/3suVjSX

The election of Ferdinand Marcos Jr., the son of a former dictator, is a worrying sign for the Philippines’ democracy and further confirms long-standing impunity for elites, writes Josh Kurlantzick. on.cfr.org/3suv1QO

Nationalize baby formula production.