On May 6, 2021, Cameron Chapter hosted an online community forum to discuss the proposed Cameron Solar Generating Facility. Navajo Tribal Utility Authority representatives and Cameron Chapter officials were in attendance.
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Kinaaldá – is it a lost tradition or a renewal of a Navajo tradition?
At the start of our Glittering Fourth World, Changing Woman, or Asdzáá Nádłeehé, initiated the first kinaaldá. A kinaaldá is the “rite of passage” for a Navajo girl becoming a woman.
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Within the last week, both the Department of the Interior secretary and the Navajo Nation top official voiced a sincere objection on BIA-operated boarding schools. Both were so quick to recall and live in the past.
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Before the pandemic, the world was in trouble. The climate crisis was choking life out of the planet. The racial dynamic between white people and people of color was bad.
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When it comes to the discussion of the great ones in professional basketball, from Michael Jordan to Bill Russell to Kareem Abdul-Jabaar, the discourse of those conversations usually fall into the realm of pitting one against the other.
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