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Why Do You Say Indigeous Poeple?
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Indigeous poeple and indigeous sounds humilating but natives, native and homogenus sounds relaxed. Why do say the ladder as much? Dark skinned poeple is called indigeous poeple more and ligth skinned poeple is called natives and homogenus more.
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The word 'native' was used for many years in English literature to refer to people who were perceived as extremely primitive. (e.g. "There were no white men on the island which I was marooned on, only spear-wielding natives"). Through showing such a lack of respect for the cultures and traditions of persons of colour, the word has come to be regarded as offensive.
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Theland:
While 'Eskimo' is, indeed, regarded as offensive by the Inuit people of Greenland, it's still wrong to refer to all indigenous peoples in the Arctic region as 'Inuits'. (That's akin to referring to everyone who lives in Great Britain as 'English', which won't go down well with the Scots and Welsh!)
People who live in the Arctic regions of Finland, Sweden and Norway, for example, are probably Saami. Elsewhere you might encounter Aleut or Yupik populations in Alaska. For more detail, see here:
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While 'Eskimo' is, indeed, regarded as offensive by the Inuit people of Greenland, it's still wrong to refer to all indigenous peoples in the Arctic region as 'Inuits'. (That's akin to referring to everyone who lives in Great Britain as 'English', which won't go down well with the Scots and Welsh!)
People who live in the Arctic regions of Finland, Sweden and Norway, for example, are probably Saami. Elsewhere you might encounter Aleut or Yupik populations in Alaska. For more detail, see here:
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You are racist. Inuits are asians becuase they look the same. I have avoided countries such as Canada and Russia and someone still said that. Whites are the poeple that's native in the countries that's most north and coldest. Saying otherwise make you feel much worse. Southeast asia's natives should rather be another ethicity becuase they even though they have the same face as other asians they have ligth brown skin and not peach skin such as other asians. Why can whites be native of a entire continent but inuits can't be? Why isn't natives north of Switzerland one ethnicity that's more north then Inuits? You have a worse life then i do. Your answer has nothing to do with my answer. I thaugth someone wasn't going to say that. You ruined my life. The only solution is that this hasn't happened.
You are racist. Inuits are asians becuase they look the same. I have avoided countries such as Canada and Russia and someone still said that. Whites are the poeple that's native in the countries that's most north and coldest. Saying otherwise make you feel much worse. Southeast asia's natives should rather be another ethicity becuase they even though they have the same face as other asians they have ligth brown skin and not peach skin such as other asians. Why can whites be native of a entire continent but inuits can't be? Why isn't natives north of Switzerland one ethnicity that's more north then Inuits? You have a worse life then i do. Your answer has nothing to do with my answer. I thaugth someone wasn't going to say that. You ruined my life. The only solution is that this hasn't happened.
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