The phrase "asian indigenous" is correct and usable in written English, although it may require context for clarity.
You can use it when referring to indigenous peoples or cultures from Asia, particularly in discussions about ethnicity, culture, or rights.
Example: "The conference focused on the rights and traditions of various asian indigenous communities."
Alternatives: "Asian native" or "Indigenous Asian".
Through Monteleone's photographs, you can see the proximity and porousness of the Chinese border, you can see representatives of the numerous Asian indigenous populations and their Slavic colonizers, and you can even see the Jews of Birobidzhan.
Egalitarian norms are complemented by other customs, such as the cargo system in Mexico or the big-man system, present in some Asian indigenous communities (Sahlinis and Marshall 1963).
There are Asian, Indigenous, Latinx, Arab and many other kinds of filmmakers who still need to be afforded opportunities.
Ethnicity was recorded as white, black, Asian, indigenous, and brown, but for the analyses it was dichotomized as white and non-white.
Our data may be extrapolated on nearby Central Asian indigenous groups, such as Kazakhs, Uzbeks and Turkmens and help to resolve some of the current difficulties in this area.
Your roots may be African, Asian or indigenous.
She said: "It didn't say whosoever who's black, or whosever that's white, or whosever that's Latino or Asian or indigenous.
"It's so far north that it's out on its own, and it has a really diverse Asian and indigenous population.
Rose does not elucidate fully the radical resonance of Arnold's Wuthering Heights in contrast to the race-lifting practices he describes, such as the "whitewashing" of the Asian and indigenous American characters in the film of The Last Airbender.
In recent years, in fact, Peruvian chefs have become a significant export commodity throughout South America — the country's cooking schools are among the continent's most acclaimed — trafficking in a melting pot mix of European, Asian and indigenous flavors.
Quite why this should be is unclear, for the word 'race' can hardly be applied to the Brazilian people, drawn as they are from European, African, Asian and indigenous origins.
