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{{Quote|quote="if we must die, we die defending our rights"|speaker=[[File:Native.png]] [[Stratocracy|Sitting Bull]]}}</div></div>
'''Indigenism''' is a vaguely Left Unity ideology that believes in a certain form of ethnic and/or cultural nationalism, that emphasizes the group's indigeneity to their homeland. It focuses on indigenous Americans as a people, and a desire to have their land and customs returned to them. Indigenous groups also often demand significant reparations for the injustices served toward their people. While this can be representative of numerous indigenous rights movements across the world. It typically personifies the broader [[File:Pan-Amerindianism.png]] [[Pan-Nationalism#Pan-Indianism|Pan-Indian]] indigenous activist and autonomist groups within North America, though sometimes can also embody specific tribes or nations depending on context (usually represented by the specific flag of their people's nation/movement), as well as equivalent political tendencies in different regions such as the Indigenismo movement of Latin America, or select groups led by and for the interests of local indigenous inhabitants in opposition to outside colonial influence. whether standing for the [[File:Cball-AustAbo.png]] Aboriginals of Australia, the [[File:Cball-Maori.png]] Māori of New Zealand, the [[File:Cball-Sami.png]] Sámi of Scandinavia, the [[File:FULRO.png]] Montagnards of Vietnam, or the [[File:Cball-Ainu.png]] Ainu and [[File:Cball-Ryukyu.png]] Ryukyuans of what is now known as Japan to name a few.
 
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