Sentences with phrase «ancestral homeland»

Yet it lay within ancestral homelands of Shoshone, Bannock, Crow, and other tribal groups.

Re-creating that ancestral homeland on our computer monitors evokes a primitive sense of well - being and contentedness — particularly compared with the screens of old, with their garish corporate logos or monochrome emptiness.

For decades we focused on east Africa as our likely ancestral homeland.

They will also discuss Aaron's creation of a Housing First Program designed to assist Queer, Trans and Two - Spirit youth experiencing chronic and episodic homelessness on the unceded ancestral homelands of the Səl̓ílwəta, Xʷməθkwəy̓əm, & Sḵwx̱wúmesh peoples (Vancouver, BC).

The one ancestral homeland of the Tohono O'odham nation that stretches across the United States and Mexico

In Ukraine, though, my ancestral homeland — my mother's family came from Kharkiv and Odessa, and I can hold a passable conversation in Ukrainian — I've met many men and women among the population of 46 million people who don't have much respect for entrepreneurism.

Asked if he believes the Jewish people have a right to a nation state in at least part of their ancestral homeland, Mohammed bin Salman was quoted by U.S. magazine The Atlantic as saying:

We should demystify Zionist claims that the Jews» ancestral homeland is Israel, rather then North Africa and Central Asia, and that there is no historic basis for the Right of Return.

Their fate will signal the future of the Muslim world and will tell us much about the character of Muslim democracy: Will it cherish the contributions of its minorities; will it tolerate diversity; or will it follow the trajectory of radical Islamism, exterminating all traces of Christian culture from Christianity's ancestral homeland?

If the Islamists prevail, there will be no «Operation Magic Carpet» to rescue Christians from their ancestral homelands.

She recently immigrated to Israel, her ancestral homeland.

This June, Marley celebrated turning 21 with a pilgrimage to Africa, the ancestral homeland to which his father had urged a mass exodus by black people.

Obviously, these two can be related: the stated spark for the M23 rebellion were attempts to redeploy these officers away from their «ancestral homelands», which is not inaccurate.

«In my ancestral homeland, it is more typical to eat with a fork and knife,» the Italian - American defended himself.

He said about 1000 houses were in complete ruins, adding that the herdsmen said they were sitting on their Grazing Reserves and that we must quit our ancestral homelands.

«In my ancestral homeland, it is more typical to eat with a fork and knife,» the Italian - American said at the time.

The tribe considers Spirit Cave to be part of its ancestral homeland and wanted the remains and artefacts.

Without a safe haven in their ancestral homeland, «I'm not sure what will happen» to the community in coming decades, he says.

The face is superimposed on Europe and Africa, the ancestral homelands of many Americans, and the traditions we re-embrace in order to restore nutrient - dense foods to American tables.

When I was 6 my parents chose to return to my father's ancestral homeland.

Working from material written decades ago by Donald Stewart, Cooper's film follows a redemptive journey north from New Mexico to Montana, as the fiercely bigoted Capt. Joseph Blocker and his men, on orders from President Harrison, escort a long - imprisoned and now dying Cheyenne war chief, played by Wes Studi, to his ancestral homeland.

Wonderful casting helps matters, topped by Martin Freeman's perfect turn as Bilbo Baggins: the «lucky number» coerced into helping thirteen dwarves reclaim their ancestral homeland from a very cranky dragon.

To celebrate, a brand new trailer has been let out into the wild to show off the beauty of the ancestral homeland of the High Elves.

So when, as the aptly named Hostiles gets under way, battle - hardened army captain Joseph Blocker (Christian Bale) is ordered to escort the dying Cheyenne leader Chief Yellow Hawk (Wes Studi) to his ancestral homelands in Montana, to say he is reluctant is an understatement.

About once a year, we make our way back to the ancestral homelands, to bathe in the water that fed so much of my childhood imagination.

In its ancestral homeland, a Lab would be assigned to a fishing boat to retrieve the fish that came off the trawl.

The only good that had come of it, you said, was that you were finally back in Rapa Nui, back in your ancestral homeland that you had missed for so long.

Yesterday my scheduled flight out from my ancestral homeland was overbooked — very overbooked.

Going back to the ancestral homeland and was wondering where are the best places to dive.

One of the Kubirri Warra brothers, Brandon or Linc, will take you on this fascinating cultural walk along the beach, their ancestral homeland.

This exhibition presents photography, film and sculpture gathered and created while the artists travelled together in their ancestral homelands.

Nepomuceno learned weaving from indigenous people in the Huni Kuin tribe in northwest Brazil, near her ancestral homeland.

The exhibition traces his eventual alienation from his ancestral homeland, when a post he had taken in the Culture Ministry led to a souring of his relationship with the regime, and in 1975 he found himself summarily jailed and tortured for six months in the wake of a failed coup.

The Asheninka people have been campaigning for land rights to their ancestral homelands in the Peruvian Amazon for more than a decade.

He had a history of activism fighting for democracy in Nepal and against the Chinese occupation of his ancestral homeland.

Term life policies are typically purchased to guarantee life goals, such as making sure your kids are able to go to college, paying off the family home in the event of your death, or giving your spouse the money needed to return to the ancestral homeland after you are gone.

Instead, permanent life insurance is meant to handle such things as your final expenses, leaving an inheritance for your children, or providing your widow with the money needed to move the family back to an ancestral homeland.

As a 2006 article in The Journal of General Psychology explains, the traumas that resulted from these policies «along with causing death... destroyed elements of Native American culture, wrenched people from their ancestral homelands, and forced the socialization and values of the majority culture upon Native people.»

All that I am, is many things — I am a proud Bunuba person from my ancestral homelands, an Australian citizen, and a strong Aboriginal woman.