Inside New Mexico's Poorest Region (Navajo Nation)
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Yikáísdáhá as the Diné or Navajo may say, which is something close to the “light that extends into the night sky” depending on who you talk to! Or “the light before dawn” like the constellation that was just before the dawn in twilight, which is consistent with many basically every ancient culture that was closely tied to the Zodiac in their stories, culture, and knowledge of their place in the world. The descriptors in the Navajo language are rich in context and poetic story telling, and some o
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In the heat of battle at Iwo Jima, six Navajo Code Talkers sent over 800 flawless messages in 48 hours. Their unbreakable code served as a secret weapon in the Pacific during World War II. Philip Johnston, who had grown up on a Navajo reservation, suggested using the language for coded communication. In 1942, the military recruited 29 Navajo men to develop the system, assigning words like hummingbird to fighter plane and turtle to tank. Their rapid and secure transmissions proved critical to the
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