On a warm sunny day, we wound up at the Hayden Library on the Arizona State University campus in Tempe. There, we hustled to get to the scheduled “Book Talk” that was buzzing on Facebook. We arrived, and students and others were gathering in the Labriola National American Indian Data Center where the two Diné poets and authors were going to give a book talk.
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Our grandfathers and our grandmothers taught their grandchildren these biblical verses. Our elders did not know the teachings were written in God’s words, too. You look up the biblical verses
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I am a resident of the Kayenta community and the township. The Kayenta Township was founded and approved by the Navajo Nation (NN) Council in 1985. The township is applauded by former NN presidents and known across Indian Country as an exemplary entity.
Read MoreAcross Indian Country, it is not uncommon to find many communities with members who have served in the military or are currently active duty. Native Americans have a lengthy history with U.S. military service, especially the Navajo Nation. “Honor Song,” a short documentary by Ryan Begay, is a deep dive into this history and pays tribute to the Native American veterans in New Mexico.
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Editor, I would like to share a story of how Chinle Chapter within the past two years was able to make a difference for our local community members for the one necessity that we all want and need: water.
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