Ati-atihan is a traditional Philippine festival celebrated in honor of the Santo Nino (Holy Child)

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RM2WDJK2F–Laguna, Philippines. Jan 21, 2024: Children wearing black makeup (Ati-Atihan) during celebrations of Sto. Niño feast. Festivities include processions, masses, street dancing and Ati-Atihan, which are regularly controversial because compared to Western caricatural blackface. However, this old Filipino tradition has no relation and is not offensive. While similar in gesture, performers of Ati-Atihan Festival wear black soot to pretend to as Atis, honoring dark-skinned indigenous peoples, who historians believed to be the first inhabitants of the Philippines. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News

RM2WDJK2N–Laguna, Philippines. Jan 21, 2024: Children wearing black makeup (Ati-Atihan) during celebrations of Sto. Niño feast. Festivities include processions, masses, street dancing and Ati-Atihan, which are regularly controversial because compared to Western caricatural blackface. However, this old Filipino tradition has no relation and is not offensive. While similar in gesture, performers of Ati-Atihan Festival wear black soot to pretend to as Atis, honoring dark-skinned indigenous peoples, who historians believed to be the first inhabitants of the Philippines. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News

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RM2WDJK2H–Laguna, Philippines. Jan 21, 2024: Children wearing black makeup (Ati-Atihan) during celebrations of Sto. Niño feast. Festivities include processions, masses, street dancing and Ati-Atihan, which are regularly controversial because compared to Western caricatural blackface. However, this old Filipino tradition has no relation and is not offensive. While similar in gesture, performers of Ati-Atihan Festival wear black soot to pretend to as Atis, honoring dark-skinned indigenous peoples, who historians believed to be the first inhabitants of the Philippines. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News

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