2.8K views · 61 reactions | Navajo Times video | Rick Abasta Listen as Esther Yazzie-Lewis of Edgewood, New Mexico, speaks during the Uranium Legacy and Remembrance Action Day in Church Rock, New Mexico, July 15. | Navajo Times | Facebook

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There are over 67,000 eligible voters living in Navajo Nation, which stretches across Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico. Trying to get members here to the polls, means knowing which state to vote in but after being devastated by COVID-19, Navajo Nation is showing up to the polls. | VICE News Tonight

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Why do traditional stories change? Who is changing them? In this week's video Navajo Historian, Wally Brown talks about this issue. One of the main reasons is that people add a little every time. This is why it is important to ask others about the stories. The more voices the better... things like mysticism infiltrate these teachings. The stories and philosophy change so much that the young people can't get a straight answer. Finally, Wally shares one sure way to know if a story is traditional.

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27K views · 643 reactions | In Navajo Culture, a skin-walker is a type of harmful witch who has the ability to turn into an animal... | Proud Native | Facebook