Indigenous in sentence

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And for those on the outside, just as Father Damien did, the research community needs to immerse itself in indigenous culture or die trying.

Not just these prehistoric humans, but historical humans, indigenous people all the way up until the moment when the first colonizers showed up.

So part of my education included helping her in remote, indigenous communities.

After many trials, and with the help of my grandmother's indigenous friends in the mountains, we obtained a new device.

For centuries, indigenous women told stories by weaving complex patterns on looms, and an unexpected skill helped us for the new device.

If we were to talk about indigenous women, if we were to talk about trans women, it would even go further down.

You can hear an indigenous man in Australia talk about the trials and triumphs of raising his children in dignity and in pride.

So as you can see, this is a frustrating topic for me, and I really try to understand: Why the reluctance to protect and support indigenous health systems and security systems?

So to claim that we're post-race when we have yet to grapple with the impact of race on black people, Latinos or the indigenous is disingenuous.

But we treat time as though it is timeless, as though it has always been this way, as though it doesn't have a political history bound up with the plunder of indigenous lands, the genocide of indigenous people and the stealing of Africans from their homeland.

Imagine the possibilities beyond the neighborhoods of Oakland and Newark, to the women working rice fields in Vietnam, tea fields in Sri Lanka, the women on the mountainsides in Guatemala, the indigenous reservations throughout the vast plains of the Dakotas.

It's what happened to our "Stolen Generations," the indigenous children who were removed from their families with the belief that we could do a better job of raising their children.

There are more than 40 of these indigenous communities all over the city, with over 300,000 people living in them.

I am convinced that Africa's further transformation, Africa's advancement, rests simply in the acknowledgment, validation and mainstreaming of Africa's own traditional, authentic, original, indigenous knowledge in education, in research, in policy making and across sectors.

The field research that we're doing around the world with indigenous peoples.

It's a charitable entity, basically a grant-giving entity that gives money back to indigenous groups around the world for educational, cultural projects initiated by them.

We've got about 25,000 samples collected from indigenous people around the world.

Fewer people know that an estimated 250,000 indigenous Arawaks were wiped out within two years of his arrival.

Many see the controversy around the statue as tension between the Italian-American community and the indigenous community.

So, one thing we did five years ago: we started a program that links kids in indigenous communities with kids in the United States.

The other thing: I wanted to give indigenous people a voice.

The indigenous people around the world, before they made a major decision, used to sit around and ask themselves, "How does this decision affect our people seven generations ahead?"

We seem to have lost wisdom, the wisdom of the indigenous people.

Many indigenous languages are dying due to historically forced assimilation.

After traveling with this film for over a year, I met indigenous people from around the world, from the Ainu of Japan, Sami of Scandinavia, the Maori and many more.

Indigenous American nations each have their own terms, but most share the umbrella term "two-spirit."

Kahlo and Rivera shared a deep affinity with Mexicanidad, a movement which celebrated indigenous culture after the Revolution.

The way it's produced, it has to be produced with indigenous manufacturing methods and indigenous materials.

After coming ashore on the island of Guadaloupe, Columbus' initial reports back to the Queen of Spain described the indigenous people as friendly and peaceful— though he did mention rumors of a group called the Caribs, who made violent raids and then cooked and ate their prisoners.

First used by colonizers to dehumanize indigenous people, it has since been applied to anyone who eats human flesh.

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