Sentence examples for indigenous disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Indigenous disadvantage remains a disgrace.

They have for too long been perplexed by the seemingly intractable and crippling Indigenous disadvantage.

He says these rights can help counter the inherited hierarchies that have entrenched Indigenous disadvantage.

Related: The stain on Australia's soul: is Abbott ready to tackle Indigenous disadvantage?

(Long walked from Melbourne to Canberra in an effort to focus public attention on Indigenous disadvantage).

Our family has been touched by all the factors commonly referred to as "Indigenous disadvantage", especially trauma.

Similar to that of Indigenous populations internationally [ 7], dispossession of Australia's Indigenous peoples has contributed to endemic disadvantage [ 3, 8] and poor nutrition [ 3, 9].

Upper caste groups (Brahmin, Chhetri, and Thakuri), relatively advantaged group (Newar), indigenous disadvantaged group (Magar and Tamang), and socioeconomically disadvantage (Dalits).

It's easy to forget sometimes, in light of the weighty subject material (the violent colonial frontier, modern Indigenous social disadvantage, pre-contact tribal life and modern settlement travails) that has largely defined Gulpilil's acting career, that he is also naturally comedic.

This is particularly problematic given the national focus on overcoming Indigenous health disadvantage, which will require consideration of the contribution of psychological illness to entrenched health inequalities.

The picture of Indigenous health disadvantage is well reflected in the recent study of Indigenous burden of disease: "The health gap in diseases and injuries between Australian Indigenous and general populations is unacceptably large.