We have created a separate entry for "Native Americans, Indigenous people/peoples." Previously, the entry was included as part of the book’s race-related coverage entry. Why did we move it? Racial issues are vital to consider when writing about these identities. But identity as Native American or Indigenous peoples goes beyond race, reaching into topics of sovereignty and self-determination of tribal nations and citizens. This move reflects that broader classification. We announced this change at ACES: The Society for Editing on Friday. This guidance is live on AP Stylebook Online now.
AP Stylebook Adds Separate Entry for Native Americans, Indigenous Peoples
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