Sentence examples for native politics from inspiring English sources
We have the unique American experience — along with our Hispanic, Asian and other rising political power-holder brethren — of having to internalize our strange native politics.
These stories illustrate that a native politics of belonging foreshadows the homemaking practices of amenity migrants.
Indian Country Today shares topics discussed at Radcliffe's Native Peoples, Native Politics conference.
And while native politics is infusing some races with multiple candidates, old-style borough politics dominates the campaign chatter in others.
The Harvard Crimson featured the Radcliffe Institute's Native Peoples, Native Politics conference in its report on Native American studies and offerings at Harvard.
Its native politics seem to range left, from entrepreneurial libertarianism to sturdy liberalism to anarchism to -- leaving the left-wing galaxy for a minute -- the guy who explained to me that we were all aliens "trapped behind enemy lines" in human bodies.
Updated, 9 30 p.m. | Our live conversation about Chang-rae Lee's 1995 novel of immigration and New York City politics, "Native Speaker," has finished.
Her work on native and interspecies politics in the Andes has appeared in multiple edited volumes and journals.
Angela Maria Spring worked as a bookseller for 18 years, spanning a Waldenbooks in her native Albuquerque to Politics and Prose, but she reexamined her life after the last election.
As a result of this decision, a preponderance of policy issues related to the regulation of Native American economics, politics, religion, education—and indeed all aspects of indigenous life are ultimately overseen by the Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs and decided in the federal court system.
Mandela greatly enjoyed university, particularly boxing and athletics, and, on the strength of his first-year studies in English, anthropology, politics, native administration and Roman-Dutch law, nursed an ambition to become a civil servant and interpreter – about as high a position as a black man might aspire to in those days.
