Sentence examples for indigenous identities from inspiring English sources

Festival activity, which has always been a significant part of Pacific culture, has provided a vehicle for expressing contemporary indigenous identities.

However, some groups are seeking to revive their indigenous identities.

By inserting Indigenous identities into iconic movie posters, he highlights both the necessity for and a staggering lack of representation of Indigenous identities in the arts.

By inserting Indigenous identities into iconic movie posters, he highlights both the necessity for, and staggering lack of, representation of Indigenous identities in the arts.

While Canada 150 celebrations forwarded narratives and imagery that appropriated and erased Indigenous identities in Canada, Soule has been fighting for representation, autonomy, and decolonization with a mix of activism and art.

It was a way of exploring their own indigenous identities: oh yes, that is there, not only with me but with many many people.

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

There are many, however, who feel the company needs to counter its internationalism with a stronger, more indigenous identity.

"While living in a remote community I came to understand that 'connection' to land is a fundamental part of the Indigenous identity," the sign said.

Though indigenous identity has roots in pre-Colombian America, it has been nourished by activists and intellectuals and by more recent positive experiences.

Their music approaches the ideal of African musicians: it sells internationally while retaining enough of an indigenous identity to appeal to African audiences.