The Team Rubicon Greyshirts, like Alicia Fields, love serving the Diné people with nursing care and have been volunteering on the frontlines since the COVID-19 pandemic began its surge across the Navajo Nation.
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With the worldwide pandemic, Tsosie said he has made sure to maintain a strong digital presence, and is relying on Diné and Native social influencers to amplify and promote his label.
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Since 2015 junk food items like Hot Cheetos, soda, and gummy worms have been taxed 2% under the Healthy Diné Nation Act of 2014 – generating more than $7.8 million for Diné communities over the last five years – and public health officials across the Navajo Nation want this tax to extend beyond 2020.
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Ho Chunk native Koenig to continue to inspire others
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Native fashion swirls onto the scene at NMAI
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