Today, babaylans are past reminders of how Filipinos regarded women in high esteem, long before colonizers came ashore.
In the pre-colonial Philippines, the datu was recognized as the leader of the community. The datu commanded households numbering from a couple of dozen to a few thousands. If there was someone that rivaled the power and influence of the datus, it ...
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