The phrase "native person" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe someone who is indigenous or born and raised in a particular country or region. Example: "The museum featured artifacts and exhibits that showcased the daily lives of the native people who first inhabited this land thousands of years ago."
"As a Native person, I look for signs from the environment," he said.
This shows me how they survived the difficulties of their times and teaches me how to survive as a native person today.
There are many studies showing that, overall, immigrants don't take jobs off natives and they don't push down the basic wages of a native person.
I don't know a black native person [in Charlottesville] who does not have a significant percentage of their family who's either been incarcerated or is still incarcerated.
Research shows that there are important long-term benefits to being raised with a distinct cultural identity as a Native person.
In terms of the recent crisis, there have not been so many studies investigating what has gone on around 2008/2009, but there are some concerns that perhaps a native person has been pushed out.
Lawyers for the team's owners cite any use of the r-word by native persons to support their contention that we are fine with it; they've even spied around Facebook for use of the term by the native young people who filed suit in 2006 in the ongoing Blackhorse et al v Pro Football case.
Interestingly, a previous study at a larger population scale from the same cohort of Alaska Native persons showed significant increasing viral loads according to the decades of infection [9].
Ethnicity data were available for all cases; 28 (88%) occurred in Alaska Native persons.
Further, it has been found that elderly migrants often receive healthcare in a lesser extent than native persons [ 8] and community healthcare lacks systematic cultural care assessment because of language problems [ 9].
Although swine husbandry is not allowed on the Arabian Peninsula, Taenia spp. carriers who enter countries in this region every year might infect native persons and increase the prevalence of neurocysticercosis without infected swine.
