‘WAG MO NA PAKIALAMAN UNG IBA TEH.’ Drag queen Eva Le Queen has this to say after content creator Donnalyn Bartolome drew flak on social media over her back-to-work statement, which many found to be 'insensitive.' READ RELATED STORY:
The vlogger also clarified her statement is merely a “reminder” to her followers on social media.
Bartolome’s post caught the attention of netizens, particularly on Facebook and Twitter, with some calling her out for being “privileged” and “out of touch with the plight of everyday Filipinos.” So called “influencers” like Donnalyn Bartolome is the kind of person that obv out of touch with the plight of everyday Filipinos. Although I don’t totally disagree with her opinions but her sentiments are coming from a place of privilege and sadly came out as toxic positivity.Facebook user Jay-ar Nicolas said it’s better to feel “positive” about coming back to work if everyday Filipinos are blessed with “good governance.
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