There are many fallouts from COVID-19: education, health care, economics, mental health and more. Some of the hardest hit communities were the Native American communities in New Mexico.
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A quick history about Native American Heritage Month: in 1916, the 24-state government established the very first “American Indian Day.”
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All these years I never really knew the man until just recently during the Wingate High School reunion. Back on campus he never dressed wearing his military greenies, just another teacher to me. Little did I know he was a Vietnam veteran (1967-70).
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We seem to have added some important silver bullets to our artillery against COVID-19 with new booster shots that can bump vaccine efficacy up to 95%, vaccines for children five and over, and new monoclonal treatment that if administered early can tremendously reduce or even neutralize symptoms.
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Recognized and invited by the national organization Military Women Memorial, the Navajo Women Veterans Group participated in the Veterans Day celebration on Nov. 11 on the memorial grounds in Arlington, Virginia, a stone’s throw away from Washington, D.C.
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