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mestizo identity in the Philippines

The Rise of the Mestizo Class: Identity and Social Mobility

Posted on 13 February 202514 February 2025 by Michael Camus

Did you know that during the Spanish colonial era, over 80 terms were used to describe people of mixed ancestry? This linguistic diversity reflects the complex social hierarchies that emerged during this period. The term “mestizo,” originating from this era, has since evolved to symbolize cultural blending and mixed heritage. In the Philippines, the mestizo…

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