Letters

We, the Red Rock Chapter House, are writing in response to the erroneous article that was...

It is always about the money. The Navajo people had high hopes for owning their own coalmine. The people thought their communities would flourish from the profits of the Navajo coalmine.

My wife likes to say, “Rent is due!” when discussing the federal government’s responsibility to Native communities, and that rent has been adding up since 1492.

I’m writing in response to the editorial submitted last week by the Diné Hataalii Association imploring the rejection of assisted suicide bills.

The recent COVID-19 epidemic, which is still affecting tribal members on the reservation and outside of the reservation, has shown several problems with the tribe’s emergency preparation for a large-scale crisis that could occur outside of the reservation.