Negritos have long been the subject of fascination all over the world, but none is more important than the King of all Negritos.
Our history shows that Negritos, like other ethnic groups, have always been marginalized since the day lowlanders took over their lands and conquistadors drove them back into the far reaches of the islands, roaming uncharted mountains and forests. Still, others were sold ...
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