‘It was just us, the car’ and desert: Diné brothers take first place at the 2023 Mint 400
Five brothers brought home first place.
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Navajo flutist creates the 2022 Kentucky Governor Arts Award
From Navajo, New Mexico, to Harrodsburg, Kentucky, a Navajo flutist plays the sound of his teachings.
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Mą’ii doo Sǫ’ Baa Hane’: ‘Substance of Stars’ extends to luxury Utah resort
Coyote and the stars-inspired art reaches downtown Phoenix and now extends to a Utah resort.
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100 years of controversial laws
The Dine Marriage Act in 2005, Sovereignty in Water Rights, Indian Child Welfare Act, and the decision to regulate taxes have all undergone the microscope of criticism among the Navajo people on and off the Nation.
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From Tonalea to Carnegie Hall: Sage Bond performs ‘Truth’ in the Big Apple
Sage Bond, who’s Tł’ízíłání and born for Ndeh, from Tonalea-Red Lake, Arizona, traveled across the country to debut her song “Truth” in the classical music powerhouse March 28.
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