Letters

During this Veterans Day, I would like to express my gratitude to all veterans of this great nation, which we call home. It is because of our veterans of all members of the armed forces that we have freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and do whatever we want in our country and homeland.

As a concerned community member, I would like to shed light on an issue I feel needs to be reported to the people. I also like to remind elected officials that the people have the ultimate say so, you cannot do whatever you want as you may think. It’s not happening only in Kayenta Chapter.

I am so pleased to see the many Navajo women march at Council in Window Rock to address their concerns. The missing indigenous and murdered women is real on Navajo Nation. The abduction of kids and women on Navajo is real. The abuse of Navajo women is real.

We teach our children to make a stand about fair and just treatment. We, as adults, need to set the example of treating one another fairly.

She was an unfamiliar face, a Democrat at the time, running for the congressional Senate seat from Arizona, asking for our support and would like to add some reasons why a comment must be made about an article written on her last week in the Navajo Times (“Protestors confront Sinema, she calls the move ‘unacceptable’”).