One month ago, the Navajo Nation confirmed its first case of the Delta variant which is of great concern as this variant is identified as being extremely contagious with more severe symptoms.
It is reported to be 60% more transmissible than the Alpha variant, and is being referred to as two to three times more transmissible.
In the last couple of years, we wanted to do a Navajo wedding to renew our vows. We did not have a wedding since we secretly said our vows in 1978. We had been together for two years at the time.
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NTUA responds to claim of NTUA failure to get community consent
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On May 6, 2021, Cameron Chapter hosted an online community forum to discuss the proposed Cameron Solar Generating Facility. Navajo Tribal Utility Authority representatives and Cameron Chapter officials were in attendance.
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Kinaaldá – is it a lost tradition or a renewal of a Navajo tradition?
At the start of our Glittering Fourth World, Changing Woman, or Asdzáá Nádłeehé, initiated the first kinaaldá. A kinaaldá is the “rite of passage” for a Navajo girl becoming a woman.
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