I write today with deep concern and unwavering purpose as a member of the Diné Nation, a traditional hataałii, and a steward of our sacred lifeways. A recent performance hosted by The Door Church and shared widely on social media portrayed Diné ceremonies as evil – casting our hataałii, chants, and sacred traditions in a narrative of darkness and demonic influence.
Read MoreThere are some changes that have taken place at the Navajo Times Publishing Company in the last couple of months, and I want to inform you of them.
Read MoreI didn’t step into The Door Christian Fellowship Church myself, but I didn’t need to. The footage speaks loud enough. Marketed as a revival, what unfolded on stage wasn’t worship. It was war, waged through theater, cloaked in salvation, and aimed squarely at Navajo identity.
Read MoreAs a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and former President of the Chilchinbeto Chapter, I feel obligated to report misunderstanding and barriers that are blocking economic development in our Nation.
Read MoreWhen construction projects are announced across Diné Bikéyah, they’re introduced with big promises: local jobs, community development, and hope for our people.
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