Sentence examples for aboriginal scholars from inspiring English sources

Canadian Aboriginal scholars suggest that inquests see Indigenous bodies in custody as "already dead" and their suffering as nothing but sad, timely deaths – "the only thing we can expect from a disappearing race". US scholars investigating police violence suggest that it "masks systemic harm", turning "systemic government misconduct" into "anecdotes".

Aboriginal scholars have made strong contributions to postcolonial thought; these contributions have developed from Aboriginal epistemologies and the need to accommodate the complexities of identifying and seeking to address colonialism [ 22].

That means the 13th annual conference -- a dialogue "exploring the nature of reality," among aboriginal scientists, scholars, healers and artists and their Western counterparts in a wide array of fields -- is coming up soon.

And so it is that Oxford's first Aboriginal Rhodes scholar is engaged in a critical revision of some of Australia's oldest colonial artworks.

Rebecca Richards, 26, an Adnyamathanha and Barngarla woman from the Flinders Ranges in South Australia, the first on her father's side of the family to graduate from high school, is Australia's first Aboriginal Rhodes scholar.

"I don't know that we really need the government to tell us that there's a tragedy going on," says Sarah Deer, an aboriginal legal scholar who was awarded a MacArthur Fellowship this year for her work on aboriginal women and domestic abuse.

Native American scholars have made all of these points, and aboriginal activists here and around the world have asked the pope to repeal the original bulls.

22 Indigenous scholars describe Aboriginal ways of knowing and being as located within relationships.

27 The coauthors comprise an experienced researcher with Aboriginal people, two Indigenous scholars and a social scientist.

He had become an archaeologist after working for many years as a leading authority on aboriginal rock art, a scholar who followed his curiosity to neighboring islands in the north in search of traces of the first human migrations into Australia.

Mr. Ruhe had begun collecting Aboriginal art as a Fulbright Scholar at Adelaide University in the 1960's, Ms. Smith explained.