Sentence examples for an Indigenous American from inspiring English sources

Why not a story about an indigenous American woman?

"That's the makings of an indigenous American neo-fascism.

"I felt an indigenous American art was imperiled," she said.

Shape-note singing, for example, is an indigenous American form - rythmic, loud and earthy.

As an Indigenous American, there was never any question of whether I should travel to Standing Rock or not.

While live-action comedy has suffered more indignities than Wile E. Coyote, cartoons, an indigenous American art form for almost 100 years, are flourishing wildly.

They're a way of preserving an important indigenous American music art form.

Sitting Bull was an iconic Indigenous American chief and medicine man, so possessing a pipe associated with him carries significant honor and respect.

A crowd seated around him told him, "Your mother and your brothers and your sisters are outside asking for you". On January 18, a group of white teenage boys wearing MAGA hats surrounded an elderly Indigenous American man on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, chanting "Make America great again," menacing him, and taunting him in racially charged ways.

Only working together has allowed them to turn a local, indigenous American product into a global brand.

Central to the proposal to develop a truly indigenous American Christianity – the Gospel of and for Turtle Island – is the re-conception of the communion of God and humanity as essentially a communion between God and Creation.