Reporter’s Notebook | What the Giant Cannot See
How do tribes across Indian Country view the Navajo Nation – its leaders, its government, and its place in Indian Country?
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Reporter’s Notebook | What the Giant Cannot See
Under the boundless desert sky, the Navajo Nation stands as a giant among 574 federally recognized tribes. The largest sovereign Native nation in the world, it occupies center stage among tribal nations, and its decisions echo across Indian Country. Neighboring nations watch closely, weighing how their actions might ripple through their sovereign lands.
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Reporter’s Notebook | The Navajo Times: its most impactful stories in history
The Navajo Times has chronicled the triumphs and trials of the Diné for over six decades.
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I’ve never been a student at Diné College. I’ve never walked inside its Student Union Building with a textbook tucked beneath my arm or rushed between classes under the quiet gaze of the Lukachukai Mountains
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As a Diné journalist reporting within and for my own community, I have come to understand that objectivity, while foundational to our profession, often coexists uneasily with cultural accountability.
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Dewpoint: 18.0 F (-7.8 C)
Humidity: 12%
Wind: Southwest at 29.9 gusting to47.2 MPH (26 gusting to 41 KT)
Pressure: 29.92
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