The document discusses the need for a psychology of empowerment and liberation in the Philippines. It argues that traditional psychology perpetuates colonial mentality, and calls for deconstructing Western concepts to develop a psychology that serves underserved communities and is against exploitation. A psychology of empowerment would help drive decolonization efforts and the development of a national Filipino identity and consciousness. However, Filipino books, materials, and stores are still lacking even in areas with large Filipino populations. The document advocates for Filipinos to continue creating spaces for themselves and their culture and language on their own terms.