Feminism, Labor Protests, and Indigenous Roots in the Philippines

Vocabulary flashcards covering the concepts of feminism, key historical labor strikes in the Philippines, the Safe Spaces Act (RA 11313), and pre-colonial Babaylanismo.

Social Conflict Theory (in Feminism)

A sociological perspective that views society based on the inequality of power among different sectors.

Feminist Ideology

A belief system that defends the rights of women against a patriarchal or male-dominated system.

Goal of Feminism

To equalize power in society rather than oppress or mistreat men.

Dalisay Cigar & Cigarette Strike (1928)

A 1928 labor action initiated due to the unjust dismissal of union leaders.

Malawakang Welga sa Maynila (1934)

A 1934 widespread strike in Manila caused by extremely low wages, which paralyzed 29 workplaces.

Bardwill Bros. Labor Dispute (1938)

A 1938 labor conflict involving a petition for higher wages that was brought before the Supreme Court (Korte Suprema).

Safe Spaces Act (RA 11313)

A Philippine law against harassment and abuse that protects all individuals in public spaces and online.

Egalitarian Society (Pre-colonial Philippines)

The pre-colonial societal condition in the Philippines where women and men were treated as equals, removing the necessity for an organized feminist movement.

Babaylan

Pre-colonial indigenous leaders in religion, medicine, and culture.

Mga Bunga ng Pakikibaka

The historical gains, achievements, and outcomes of collective struggles and advocacy for women's rights.