One of the few careers that has actually benefitted from the coronavirus pandemic is writing. Publishing houses have reported new manuscripts surging along with virus cases, presumably because being in quarantine (or losing a day job) has given prospective writers the time to finally focus on that unfinished novel or memoir.
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Amid the tumult of recent events, it’s nice to know some things just don’t change all that much. Navajo country music, for one.
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The Navajo Nation’s acting superintendent of schools said last week that the Department of Diné Education is not trying to take over the schools, reduce the number of school boards or change their policies.
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As of last Wednesday, some Indian Health Service facilities were vaccinating people other than first-tier health care professionals, according to people who were able to get their COVID-19 vaccines.
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When the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture in Santa Fe asked Diné filmmaker Melissa Henry for a brief movie about hogans for its permanent collection, Henry knew right away the film they DIDN’T want to make.
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