Sentence examples for American indigenous from inspiring English sources

Or are we not worthy of his humility, unlike criminals, the American indigenous, and the poor?

"The New Environmentalist Movement of Latin American Indigenous People". In Valuing Local Knowledge: Indigenous People and Intellectual Property Rights, eds.

American Indian, also called Indian, Native American, indigenous American, aboriginal American, Amerindian, or Amerind, member of any of the aboriginal peoples of the Western Hemisphere.

Her last book, published post mortem by the research team of the Instituto de Antropologia, shows Romoli's contributions to the study of Central American indigenous cultures.

The city you call a crater has seen the bravest moments in Latin American history, including the 1952 revolution, which emancipated a great portion of South American indigenous population.

That history cannot be erased from the North American indigenous experience, said Gerald McMaster, a co-curator of Unceded and professor at the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto.

This term in the above table denotes Catholics (non-Roman), marginal Protestants, crypto-Christians, and adherents of African, Asian, Black, and Latin-American indigenous churches.

Finally, the series includes a more subtle but very important theme of cooperation and collaboration among historically marginalized groups (such as Native Americans, Indigenous Australians, Cameroonians, Pygmies, and Tibetans) with anthropologists and geneticists.

His creation contains a traditional symbol for anarchy, but also represents the LGBT movement and the Latin-American indigenous populations.

(Native-Americans? Indigenous people of the Americas?).

Physically broken but mentally resolute, Glass struggles against bitter winter conditions and is shadowed by a band of Arikara, Native Americans indigenous to the Great Plains region.