From his home in the San Francisco Bay area, Diné molecular biology professor Wilfred Denetclaw has followed the statistics on the spread of the coronavirus on the Navajo Nation with increasing alarm.
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The way to tell a story in the Diné language is to paint it in one’s imagination as if you are actually there experiencing it, says Raymond Don Yellowman, president of Bodaway-Gap Chapter and founder of The Forgotten People.
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Imagine a tiny parasite that burrows into your bloodstream and grows into a two-foot-long worm that lives in your arteries, grows into your heart and feeds on your blood.
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Within a short time span many in-person meetings have transitioned to the web when staying home and social distancing have suddenly become the norm.
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Add losing the sense of smell and taste to what coronavirus does to people.
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