Self-Described Groupings (Cultural Groups)

Names that a people uses for itself as a whole, such as the Amazigh, Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee and Romani peoples. An entry belongs here when its article shows the name as the community's own term for itself. It excludes names imposed from outside, which have their own group. The group page lists peoples that share a naming pattern, so a reader can see how a group name came about and who first used it.