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first to "indigenous Australian(s)", and subsequently use "indigenous" as an epithet alone, because the specific meaning (not "indigenous" in general...

(UTC) In certain cases, "indigenous" is (almost) always capitalized: Indigenous Australians; see also 1st sentence in Indigenous peoples and "Racial and...

some irregular spelling of the term "indigenous Australian" within the articles Indigenous Australians and Indigenous peoples. It seems the former article...

edit the Indigenous articles, many of whom participate in the Indigenous Wikiproject have been standardizing the capitalization of "Indigenous", as this...

a few links: word entry "indigenous". Then a blurb for the Macquarie Atlas of Indigenous Australia, which spells Indigenous with a capital throughout...

"black" to describe Indigenous Australians is considered unacceptable these days. The use of "blackfella" or Black by Indigenous people themselves is...

other such term. It's "the indigenous peoples of Siberia" not the "the Indigenous peoples of Siberia" much less "the Indigenous Peoples of Siberia". It does...

October 2021 (UTC) Should the term "traditional owners", when applied to indigenous Australians, be capitalized as a mark of respect? If yes, this would presumably...

tradition. I add the caveat above because I know that there are a lot of indigenous religions out there which we have little if any content about yet, and...

suggesting it could be an outlier - nonetheless, it does use lowercase c Indigenous Data Sovereignty: Toward an agenda only contains "census" in citations...

national recognition of Indigenous peoples. For background, see for example Australian frontier wars and 2023 Australian Indigenous Voice referendum. Errantios...

things like "the indigenous peoples of South America" or "the native cultures of northern China" should have a capitalized "Indigenous" and "Native", and...

"Indigenous Australian" / "indigenous Australian" 6 Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style/Capital letters/Archive 3#"Indigenous Australian" / "indigenous Australian"...