Letters
My words could never do Ida Mae Clinton or her struggle for justice. There is no way to adequately describe her strength, her resolve, or the depth of the spiritual relationship she had with the land…
I have a suggestion I would like to share with my Diné voters in resolving the issues associated with the presidential election.
I am no better than anybody else on this planet, everyone isn’t. We let stupidity get the best of us. Why? Because we don’t have the ability to think about our situations that’s been said to us, these are things we face today.
What Richie Nez ought to be feeling is shame for deceiving the Diné people.
I am astounded by the inconsistencies our government is waging, all three branches.
Navajos soon saw that unless they could read the treaties and laws themselves, they would quickly lose everything
Children in Ms. Harrison’s 4th grade class at Many Farms Elementary School wrote the following letters to Santa.
In our Diné Nation, poverty is the root of all our social and economic disasters. Sadly our leaders have done little to nothing to recognize this horror and take effective measures. Why use what remains of the $554 million settlement to establish more government programs?
The Navajo Nation is back on the ventilator once again — scams after scams have sapped its energy for years
I understand and relate to what Chris Deschene is going through. I am a Navy veteran who served in Iraq. I received an education and will be finishing up my bachelor’s degree. I want to start my master’s degree in business administration soon.
