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Alam ni Kerima Lorena Tariman ang bisa ng mga salita upang makapukaw ng damdamin, magpalawak ng kaisipan at makapagpakilos ng mamamayan tungo sa pagbabagong panlipunan. 

Ang koleksyong ito ay mga tulang naisulat ng kanyang mga kapamilya, mga kaibigan at mga nakasama at mga tulang isinulat mismo ni Kerima Lorena Tariman. 

Ang "Batingaw" at "29th of May" ay mga tulang binigkas ng kanyang mga magulang na si Merlita Lorena Tariman at Pablo Tariman sa isang parangal para kay Kerima nitong Agosto 28, 2021 sa Bantayog ng mga Bayani.

Ang tulang "Para kay K" ay sinulat ni Jose Sandoval at binigkas ni Edwin Quinsayas. Ang "Alay kay K" at "Kahit si Neruda ay Di Tumula Nang Gaya Mo" ay isinulat at binigkas ng mga nakasama ni Kerima sa CEGP-Karatula staffhouse sa mga taong 2000-2001 na sina Terence Krishna V. Lopez at Ilang-Ilang Quijano.

Sinulat at binigkas ni Raymund B. Villanueva ang "Binhi ng Tula."

Ang "Romanticizing terrorism?" ay direktang sagot ni Luchie Maranan sa pahayag ng isang hambog na opisyal ng gobyerno na kumukutya sa mga nagtatanghal kay Kerima bilang bayani ng Sambayanan.

Ang "Duyan ng Digma" ay awit na sinulat ni Rommel Rodriguez at inawit ni Jasmine Icasiano, pawang mga nakasama ni Kerima sa Unibersidad ng Pilipinas.

Binigkas naman ni Sarah Raymundo, malapit na kaibigan ng makata, ang "Pakikipagkamay" at ni Ekis Gimenes, kasama ni Kerima sa Kabataang Artista para sa Tunay na Kalayaan (Karatula) ang "Serye ng Sobresaliente." 

Ang mga tula ni Kerima na pagpapasimple sa dialektong materyalismo na may pamagat na "Pagkilos" ay binigkas ni Terence Krisha V. Lopez at ang kanyang "Aralin sa Ekonomyang Pampolitika" naman ay binasa ni Ronalyn V. Olea.

Ang musical scoring ay nilapat ng mga kasapi ng Concerned Artists of the Philippines (CAP).  

Missed last night's Twitter Spaces? We got you!

More than a year into the pandemic, without cash aid and assurance of being able to safely return to face-to-face classes, students are reeling the impacts of blended, distance learning.

Concluding our Bulatlatan Pride Series with kilig! Atty. Minnie Lopez and Trish Muli found love in activism. Let's listen to their love story and their continuing fight for human rights and social justice.

Listen as Bulatlat revisited Noynoy Aquino's presidency and discussed what lies ahead for Duterte with UP Professor Danilo Arao and BAYAN secretary-general Renato Reyes.

For lawfully-wedded partners Migz and Mary, love knows no gender and that's why they took the leap and got married in New Zealand. But more than their dreamy wedding, the couple believes that the fight for equality is still a long journey.

With the country almost down to President Duterte's last year in office, Bulatlat discusses his apparent moves to perpetuate himself in power and where the people stand. 

June is pride month but more than the rainbow colored flags, LGBTQIA community reminds us that pride is a protest. Bulatlat invited members of the community to shed light about their lives, struggles, and aspirations. Let us listen to stories of struggle, love and resistance!

This episode, let's get to know Jawo Jayme's life story, journey as an urban poor activist and more!

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Last month, the Anti-Terrorism Council showed its teeth when it designated 19 individuals, mostly NDFP peace panel members and publicly known peace consultants.

UP Center for Internationalist Studies director Sarah Raymundo shares the importance to give a human face to the country's fight for sovereignty.