Across the study villages, natural resource harvesting occurred predominantly on communal land.
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B) Gay-identified blacks: men who chose a predominantly white gay culture as their primary communal affiliation; their gay identity was more important because they were more oppressed by their sexual orientation and sexuality than their race and skin color.
2. Julius Johnson's research identifies two groups of black gay men: A) Black-identified gays: men who chose a predominantly heterosexual black culture as their primary communal affiliation; their black identity was more important because the color of their skin was more visible than their sexual orientation.
Peasant lands in the Delta region were predominantly held collectively in family, kinship, clan or communal units.
Although 94% of owners kept their animals on communal grazing land, these animals were predominantly Zebus and low grade crosses.
Critics say the reforms would also shift funds from states and cities, where a handful of elected officials still oppose him, to communal councils, new local governing entities that are predominantly pro-Chávez.
In the Maasai steppe, over 80% of the total wildlife range lies on private and communal lands, the vast majority of it within predominantly pastoralist villages.
Like the Oxbridge colleges, each of the inns consists of a succession of quadrangles containing living and working space (today predominantly the latter, since few barristers live there now), a hall for communal dining and teaching, a library and a chapel.
In one study, for example, African-American women with mobility impairments reported that they felt estranged from the disability-rights movement, partly because its leadership seemed predominantly white, and partly because some of its principal goals – to maximize independence – went against their more communal values, which emphasized family and co-dependence (Feldman and Tegart 2003).
This study of a formerly predominantly pastoral polity within a sub-national territorial entity of the Yemeni state that is presently entangled in a comprehensive communal transformation process emphasizes the changing interactional dynamics between Soqotran pastoralists' ecological praxes, environmental milieu and the pastoral herds.
