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Indigenous land acknowledgments began in Canada as part of that country's movement to atone for colonialism's decimation of Indigenous people, said Moore, the ASU vice president.

Such “land acknowledgments”—a listing of indigenous tribes that have inhabited the area, followed by apologies for the institution’s “settler colonialism”—have in the past decade ...

Although land acknowledgments have become common — Minnesota Opera, Children's Theatre Company and others present them before most performances — they differ widely, from a simple thanks to ...

Sometimes land acknowledgments can be token gestures. If you’re writing one simply to appear politically correct, reconsider. An empty gesture “honoring” Native people is insulting.

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Land acknowledgments honor the contributions, histories and place-based knowledge of Indigenous peoples with historic and contemporary ties to lands across what is today known as the United States.

They've become so commonplace that you'll hear land acknowledgments at the start of hockey games, during academic conferences and even written at the bottom of corporate email signatures. In an era of ...

As Indigenous land acknowledgments become the norm, critics question whether the gesture has lost its meaning Joe Friesen Postsecondary Education Reporter Published June 26, 2019 ...