Sentence examples for the legacy of colonization from inspiring English sources
The legacy of colonization has had a tremendous impact on our people for generations.
From the standpoint of Aboriginal participants, the legacy of colonization underpins ongoing communication difficulties because of a lack of control over their lives and lack of trust [ 12].
In Canada, many Aboriginal individuals and communities share a continuing history of marginalization and discrimination, and an increased burden of ill-health, arising from the legacy of colonization [ 27, 28].
The suicide rate is in part driven by the legacies of colonization: deprivation, community breakdown, and high rates of incarceration among the indigenous community.
Homelessness, poverty, and isolation of aboriginal populations on reservations are the legacy of settlement and colonization of the New World.
But for a man who spent his lifetime railing against the legacy of Western colonization, its waning years brought unprecedented change to sleepy villages like his.
The report from the Philippines contains one unsourced statistic about political killings but no discussion of the effects of poverty or the legacy of American colonization.
For Little Thunder, the struggle to find language and acceptance as a two-spirit person who's still grappling with the brutal legacy of colonization is fundamentally different than the struggle for people in the mainstream LGBTQ+ community.
Some of his best-known paintings deal with the Holocaust, the post-9/11 social and political climate in the United States and the legacy of the Belgian colonization of Congo — and with the ways such things linger, or don't, in the collective consciousness.
This is, he contended, a legacy of colonization, and although Thomas Babington Macaulay's infamous Minute of 1835 is now deep in India's past, it still lays out colonial sentiments on education vividly.
Intergenerational trauma is considered one of the most disastrous legacies of colonization and the residential school system [ 5].
