Greater Chaco Cultural Landscape named one of country’s ‘most endangered’ historic places • Source New Mexico
sourcenm.comu/Comfortable_Cut5796 — 22 hours ago
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People did not understand why Land Defendors blocked a uranium truck. Maybe this helps.
u/Naive-Evening7779 — 2 days ago
Pinyon Plain Mine, Arizona — May 17, 2026 — During a rally at the Pinyon Plain uranium mine in Arizona, land defendors confronted a semi–truck transporting uranium ore. The semi–truck had no uranium ore on board, however the truck was emitting low levels of radiation.
Land defendors blocked both lanes of the highway until law enforcement was dispatched to the area to clear the highway. Checkpoints were also opened on the highway leading to the uranium mine by law enforcement. After the rally was ended, law enforcement and unmarked vehicles were seen entering the site.
Source: The Anti–Uranium Mapping Project
Ig: antiuraniummappingproject
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u/Naive-Evening7779 — 4 days ago
1948 photo, Navajo couple, wife brushing husband's hair
u/Fomention — 4 days ago
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I came across a Navajo surname there I like.
After moving to Santa Fe, NM I came across a surname that really caught my attention. It was the name Begay. I happen to be a gay male so I really liked the sound of that name telling me to be what I already am.
u/Far_Imagination_6732 — 4 days ago
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Do Relationships have to be approved in tribes?
I found a book in a ski lobby about the American southwest and in it there was a photo of a navajo man whos goal was to bring understanding of the native American culture through the paragraph that was in it. Anyways it said something how relationships had to be approved so it got me wondering how that worked and if anyone never got approved and if things are still that way
u/Forsaken-Vegetable68 — 5 days ago
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I’m writing a Character of Diné heritage. Care to beta-read a scene for me?
Question was answered.
u/ty10drope — 6 days ago
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u/MyceliaOfHouseFungi — 5 days ago
Locals in Dinétah (Navajo Nation) are resisting a copper mining proposal near Béésh Łichíí'í Haagééd (Coopermine Chapter) in Arizona.
Source: KNAU News and Talk - Arizona Public Radio
u/Naive-Evening7779 — 9 days ago
Leonard McCombe: Man Having His Hair Brushed by His Wife, Navajo Nation, Arizona, 1948.
u/These_Koala_7487 — 12 days ago
Jonathan Jose murderer back in court.
Low-key wish we Native ppl were there for him at the time. Like the Black Panthers or something. Isn’t that what AIM was for?
u/benedictcumberknits — 7 days ago
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My niece finished her Kinaaldá. She is a woman. Her cake came out perect.
u/Naive-Evening7779 — 10 days ago
Pe'sla (Black Hills) Mineral Development
From what I understand, there are 32,000 uranium mines in Pe'sla (Black Hills) in South Dakota and Wyoming.
Photo Source: Jonathon Okuté Maza
u/Naive-Evening7779 — 11 days ago
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It was just a matter of time...a crash involving uranium ore truck on the Navajo Nation
kjzz.orgu/AltseWait — 10 days ago
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Best resources for language learning
Hello! Are there any good resources for learning and practicing diné bizaad as someone who lives rather far from the Navajo Nation? Either for myself or for my five year old child. Thank you! 😊
u/Decent-Pool-1913 — 9 days ago