Sentence examples for dead indigenous from inspiring English sources

There was no humanity in his reasoning, viewing, as he did, the dead Indigenous Australians purely as "material".

The Australian war memorial in Canberra that has blanked out any reference to the frontier wars between the white settlers and the Indigenous Australians that went on for the best part of 150 years; not a single dead Indigenous Australian from that era gets a mention.

Everywhere, music blared, part of a festive party among the dead in an indigenous tradition, passed down for centuries, that viewed the dead as just passing through another stage of life.

Charlie finds out about the death over Christmas 1965, when he is summoned from his bed in the dead of night by Indigenous kid and town scapegoat Jasper Jones (Aaron L. McGrath), who has found his white girlfriend hanging from a tree in the woods.

Another Indigenous Girl Dead, Another Blind Eye Turned.

By Nancy Zaslavsky Zester Daily Modern Mexican Day of the Dead festivities stem from indigenous religions intertwined with Spanish colonial Catholicism.

Its indigenous traditions were dead, the stuff of museums, and ethnological ones at that.

Last month, ethnic clashes left 57 people dead in the area when indigenous Bodos fought with Bengali-speaking Muslims.

Currently most tourists seeking a Day of the Dead experience head for rural indigenous communities in states such as Michoacán where cemeteries overflow with flowers, candles, color, and pathos.

Part of the problem is how few Australian films are widely released in cinemas anymore; other nominees including Christos Tsiolkas adaptation Dead Europe, surfing chronicle Drift, and Indigenous drama Satellite Boy flashed in and out of theatres.

"In resurrecting these dead European traditions, I refer to how indigenous traditions have been under assault by European cultures.