Sentence examples for indigenous scholars from inspiring English sources

Even as late as the 19th and early 20th centuries, most research on the subject, in what may loosely be called the Islamic world, was carried out by Western scholars, chiefly from European nations, and only in the 20th century did indigenous scholars start publishing significant research on the subject.

Similar definitions are found in the work of other indigenous scholars (Reo and Whyte 2012; Cajete 1999).

This new journal innovation is thus significant for Māori and indigenous studies, and will likely grow rapidly in popularity amongst indigenous scholars.

What was not predicted, and the reason why indigenous scholars such as Arquette et al. (2002) and Ranco et al. (2011) are calling for more holistic risk assessment, was that avoiding fish consumption had other health implications, both physical and cultural.

Indigenous Scholars like John Borrows, Val Napoleon, and Tracey Lindberg work extensively to support the notion that Indigenous legal orders and Indigenous justice systems create a more equitable and fair system for all of Canada.

22 Indigenous scholars describe Aboriginal ways of knowing and being as located within relationships.

Hankins, another indigenous scholar from a California Indian tribe, uses ethnographical methods to develop hypotheses about the effects of California Indian tribes' prescribed burning practices on riparian ecosystems.

Then Scott Gilmore, who's married to federal environment minister Catherine McKenna, penned an atrociously unsourced article for Maclean's that drew intense criticism on Twitter and resulted in him blocking pretty much every major Indigenous scholar and activist and child in the country.

According to the Australian Indigenous scholar Rigney (who created the term Indigenist research), 'Privileging Indigenous voices in Indigenous research' is key to 'addressing their history of exploitation, suspicion, misunderstanding and prejudice' (ref. 24, p.116).

"I think that Warren's DNA test, which shows her likely to have a smidge of Native ancestry, is first of all politically expedient for her, in that it absolves her of lying, and that gives her much needed credibility in the face of the right's attacks on her, led by Trump," said Dina Gilio-Whitaker, a citizen of Colville Confederated Tribes and an Indigenous studies scholar and writer.

Moreover, Indigenous activists and scholars have maintained that provincial child welfare systems in Canada have perpetuated intergenerational trauma and fragmentation of Indigenous families [ 6].