Misconception Indigenous Words Are Just Words Not Embedded Worldviews

Indigenous terminology often encapsulates entire worldviews, philosophies, and relationships to nature. Ignoring this depth risks superficial usage that strips terms of their meaning and importance.

Indigenous terminology often encapsulates entire worldviews, philosophies, and relationships to nature. Ignoring this depth risks superficial usage that strips terms of their meaning and importance.

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