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    This document summarizes the history of marginalization and exclusion experienced by Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines. It describes how under Spanish colonization, Indigenous communities faced annihilation and forced assimilation through policies aimed at erasing their identities and cultures. During the American period, similar policies of annihilation and assimilation were implemented. After independence, government programs continued to marginalize Indigenous groups and undermine their worldviews and identities. This led to poverty in Indigenous communities and the loss of their sense of self and cultural identity. The document argues this history has resulted in the ethnocide of Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines.

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    This document summarizes the history of marginalization and exclusion experienced by Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines. It describes how under Spanish colonization, Indigenous communities faced annihilation and forced assimilation through policies aimed at erasing their identities and cultures. During the American period, similar policies of annihilation and assimilation were implemented. After independence, government programs continued to marginalize Indigenous groups and undermine their worldviews and identities. This led to poverty in Indigenous communities and the loss of their sense of self and cultural identity. The document argues this history has resulted in the ethnocide of Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines.

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    This document summarizes the history of marginalization and exclusion experienced by Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines. It describes how under Spanish colonization, Indigenous communities faced annihilation and forced assimilation through policies aimed at erasing their identities and cultures. During the American period, similar policies of annihilation and assimilation were implemented. After independence, government programs continued to marginalize Indigenous groups and undermine their worldviews and identities. This led to poverty in Indigenous communities and the loss of their sense of self and cultural identity. The document argues this history has resulted in the ethnocide of Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines.

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    PAMBANSANG SITWASYON

    NG MGA KATUTUBO:
    ISANG SILIP SA DALOY NG
    KASAYSAYAN
    Susing institusyon at
    prosesong pangkultura

    Mga rural na siyudad at barangay


    Sentro ng pangangalakal,
    ugnayan ng mga pamayanan
    Mga delegasyon sa mga kapitbansa,
    paglalayag at paggawa ng bapor
    Sistema ng pamamahala at hustisya
    Sistemang pangkalusugan
    at buhay pamilya
    pagpapanday
    Seramika at
    palyukan
    Paghahabi at paglalala
    Sistema ng edukasyon
    at pagsusulat
    pamamahala
    at batas likhang
    ekonomiya kamay at
    sining
    PANGANGALAGA
    SA LUPA AT BUHAY
    paniniwala at Edukasyon at
    kaugalian buhay pamilya
    Ang lupa ang
    natatanging yaman na
    ibinigay ng Diyos na
    siyang panggagalingan
    ng kabuhayan namin
    pati na rin ng aming
    mga anak at apo. Ang
    lupa ay laging narito,
    aming nakikita, at laging
    tanda para sa amin ng
    malalim na pagmamahal
    ng Diyos para sa lahat
    ng tao.
    – Lumad ng Mindanao
    Kasaysayan ng pakikipag-ugnayan
    sa isa’t isa at sa ibang kultura

    • Intsik
    • Indian mula India
    – Pakikipag-
    ugnayan ng
    kultura at lahi
    COLONIZATION
    Roddy, H. Justin. 1915. Complete Geography.
    Philippine Edition. New York/Cincinnati/Chicago:
    American Book Company.
    Roddy, H. Justin. 1915.
    Complete Geography.
    Philippine Edition. New
    York/Cincinnati/Chicago:
    American Book Company.
    Hispanized - Christianized

    Uncivilized -
    Pagan
    St Louis Exposition of 1904

    “…rare specimens of a savage people…”


    DISCRIMINATION

    Disintegrating sense of
    self and identity

    Shame , forgetfulness

    Di sibilisado
    Superstitious
    Madumi With tails
    Bobo
    Pagano Primitive Lazy
    “Infieles”

    Non-Christian Tribes

    Cultural minorities

    Tribal Filipinos

    MINORITIZATION

    Indigenous Peoples
    Government policy towards IPs
    • Spanish period
    Annihilation (razing of villages)
    Assimilation (conversion, settlements, education)
    • American Period
    Annihilation (razing of villages)
    Assimilation (Bureau for Non-Christian Filipinos)
    • Philippine Government (1945-1986)
    Assimilation (Commission on National Integration,
    PANAMIN)
    History of exclusion and
    marginalization…
    • Driven from our lands...
    • Annihilation/erasing of our
    identities and cultures…
    • Violence against our knowledges…

    INSTITUTIONALIZED
    Policies and Programs
    History of exclusion and
    marginalization…
    INSTITUTIONALIZED
    Policies and Programs

    Marginalized Marginalized
    basic services Worldview
    and identity

    POVERTY IN IP COMMUNITIES
    History of exclusion and
    marginalization…
    INSTITUTIONALIZED
    Policies and Programs
    POVERTY IN IP COMMUNITIES

    Disempowering Capacity to
    conditions participate
    ETHNOCIDE
    … the loss of identity of a group of
    people with a distinct culture and
    identity because of policies that destroy
    their sources of livelihood, use of
    language, practice of their own systems,
    traditions and crafts, religion, and
    beliefs.
    Rodolfo Stavenhagen, 1990
    The Ethnic Question
    (A Study of the UN on Ethnic Issues)
    33% in Luzon

    12-17% of

    Filipinos (10-15 M)

    6% in Visayas

    61% in Mindanao
    EFA 2015
    Karapatan ng Lahat, Pananagutan ng
    Lahat!
    Maraming Salamat!
    • Paaralang Mangyan na Angkop sa Kulturang
    Aalagan (PAMANAKA)
    • Aeta Mission
    • Episcopal Commission on Indigenous Peoples
    (ECIP)
    • Clipart
    • http://bahay-kubo.org

    cordi.prime@yahoo.com, 09178295095

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