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If President Jonathan Nez coughs, you can see it on social media. Just kidding, but everywhere Nez goes is dutifully presented with photos on Facebook and Twitter. You can see images of him shaking hands or posing next to a person or couple or group of people at this and that event, at this and that location.

This Earth Day we stand on the brink of emergence into a new, post-pandemic world.

“Don’t look at me with your eyes like that!” the lady barked at me.

The U.S. government has historically dominated and controlled the use of Diné Bikéyah through its claim of possessing “trust title” and that its Congress has exclusive “plenary power” to regulate and dispose of this land as it wishes, regardless of the Diné, the original sovereign.

With the rampant vaccinations taking place we can all sense that things are starting to get better.