Sentence examples for indigenous idea from inspiring English sources

These urban axis identification shows indigenous idea to create viable communities using natural-imitation concepts in 'Sankh' or 'Traiphum'.

"White supremacy is an indigenous idea ― it's from our culture," Beirich told HuffPost.

And where are we headed?" "It's a very indigenous idea that the Earth is a female, that the Earth menstruates, that the water of the world is the blood of a woman's body and that's what we crawled out of just in the same way that we crawled out of our mother's wombs.

Since these ideas had some affinity with indigenous ideas and art forms, the natives accepted them but were not overwhelmed by an influx of new traditions.

Zhu's chief adviser, Li Jinkang, says the goal is to keep Taoism vital in an era when indigenous Chinese ideas are on the defensive.

The idea, indigenous leaders say, is to demonstrate options to oil exploration.

All these things are important, but they omit a crucial point: for many indigenous Australians, the idea of being granted such things by a white government is itself an anathema.

The existence of status remains a serious problem, says Larry Chartrand, a Métis law professor at the University of Ottawa who specializes in issues of indigenous identity specifically, "The idea that one people or race can define who is a member of another community or race".

The existence of status remains a serious problem, says Larry Chartrand, a Métis law professor at the University of Ottawa who specializes in issues of indigenous identity specifically, "the idea that one people or race can define who is a member of another community or race".

To many whitefellas, the traditional Aboriginal term for non-indigenous Australians, this idea seems incredible.

I explore both indigenous and colonial ideas about the ruins, the different social movements with which they have been associated and the changing social life they have given the stone relics.