Rikbaktsa is an indigenous people from the Amazon rainforest region who have a unique matrilineal social system based on collective ownership and cooperation. Their culture emphasizes gender equality...
Urubu-Kaapor are an indigenous people native to the Brazilian Amazon who have developed a unique approach to sexual morality that reflects their cultural values and beliefs. Their society is...
The Chakobo are an indigenous people from the Brazilian Amazon who live in small villages along the Xingu River basin. Their religion is characterized by animistic beliefs, shamanic rituals, and a...
Tlingit people inhabited the coastal regions of southeast Alaska for thousands of years before European contact. They were highly organized, matrilineal, and had sophisticated cultural traditions...
In Tukano religion, how do sexual regulations structure ethical behavior, spiritual development, and communal life?
The Tukano are an indigenous group from Northwestern Brazil. Their language is...
As a religious practice, polygamy has been widely debated for centuries, especially in terms of its implications for human rights, gender equality, social norms, family dynamics, and interpersonal...
Waiwai Religious Rituals
The Waiwai people are an indigenous group who live in Brazil's Amazon rainforest, near the border with Peru and Colombia. They have a matrilineal culture, where property...
The Waiwai tribe resides near the Tapajós River in western Brazil and speaks the Wauja language. They are known to be polygamous and have a matrilineal society. Their religious practices involve...