Indigenous sovereignty
Indigenous sovereignty "consists of spiritual ways, culture, language, social and legal systems, political structures, and inherent relationships with lands and waters" that "exist through Indigenous peoples regardless of what a colonial state does or does not do and "arises from each community's Indigenous Traditional Knowledge." -Indigenous Environmental Network [1]
Idle No More is an Indigenous-led movement that calls on all people to join in a peaceful revolution which honours and fulfills Indigenous sovereignty and protects the land, water, and sky; resistance of Indigenous peoples in response to ongoing settler colonialism. - Idle No More Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content
Examples of Indigenous sovereignty
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