Guest Column: In the Indian way, some things just are
Often Indigenous people must “prove” who they are and why their values and beliefs are relevant in this so-called “dominant” society.
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Letters: Pleased to see women marching
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.
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Guest Column: Arizona’s restrictive laws hurt Navajo voters. Will Congress step in to help us?
Even as the COVID-19 pandemic reached new heights across the country and in tribal communities, the Navajo people overcame major barriers and turned out in record numbers in the 2020 election.
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Letters: Complete projects to clean up Shiprock
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.
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Rev. Mendez joins Apache spiritual convoy to 9th Circuit Court
He has come to San Carlos Apache Reservation to join his longtime friend of 30 years, Wendsler Nosie Sr., spiritual leader of the Apache Stronghold, on an important spiritual convoy that begins this week to the 9th Circuit Court in San Francisco for a hearing on the 22nd where the Apache religion will be on trial, a religion that seeks to protect not only sacred Oak Flat from destruction, but to protect all of Mother Earth and all the future generations to come.
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