(AC geopolitical correspondent Brian Neyra contributed to this report)

In a move of sheer brilliance (or sheer lack of clothing), U.P. Diliman students have announced a second Oblation Run this year, standing in solidarity with their American counterparts after Donald Trump’s latest tantrum—I mean, policy decision.

The former U.S. president declared that universities hosting “illegal protests” would lose federal funding, tweeting, “No more masks!” Naturally, U.P. students took this as a divine command.

“We hear you, Trump! No more masks,” declared one runner, proudly removing his face covering but keeping his dignity barely intact. The event, scheduled for April 1, promises to be a powerful statement—one that neither Trump nor prudish onlookers can unsee.

Observers are divided: some call it a bold act of defiance, others a hilarious misinterpretation of international politics. Either way, with their signature bravery (and breezy attire), these students prove once again that U.P. remains at the forefront of activism—and streaking.