Sentence examples for her indigenous from inspiring English sources

Now she's giving a voice to her indigenous fans.

She had a certain moral authority on the basis of her indigenous identity.

Renouncing her indigenous name, Malintzin, on her conversion to Christianity, Doña Marina served her adopted countrymen with dedication.

A descendant of the Pokagon Band of the Potawatomi tribe, Ballew feels strongly tied to her indigenous heritage.

The first is learning her indigenous language, a dialect of Blackfeet, in an immersion program in Montana.

Before the 1962 World Cup, Chile presented herself as a "white" nation, conveniently forgetting her indigenous Amerindian population.

Web designers helped her document her work digitally; Mr. Evans advised her on indigenous American symbols to use in her work; other artists helped her build walls, lent their equipment and shared tips about the best places to buy supplies.

With her unmistakably indigenous look, in the vast majority of her film and stage work she has been cast as Native characters, including the iconic Cherokee tribal chairwoman Wilma Mankiller in "Cherokee Word for Water" (2014).

Her students, Indigenous and non-Indigenous, visited the war memorial and researched their families, Australia's war history and wore the soldiers' uniforms.

At the heart of this survey show is her installation 'Indigenous Parts' a work which has been recreated in multiple locations, mutating with each context.

Genevieve Painter received a 2014 Woodrow Wilson Women's Studies Dissertation Fellowship to support her dissertation, "Indigenous Women's Rights versus Self-Determination: A Genealogy of the Conflict".