Starting a book about the Navajos who kept radio messages from the Japanese in WW2. They spoke in a version of Navajo which the enemy could not figure out. There were about 500 in the war.
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Starting a book about the Navajos who kept radio messages from the Japanese in WW2. They spoke in a version of Navajo which the enemy could not figure out. There were about 500 in the war.
ARE YOU DISTRACTED ENOUGH YET?
Today‘s #ranttime is about how this man has to have his fingers in every. Single. Pie. Just because he thinks he can. And to distract us.
I don‘t care what the Washington football team is called. If he wants to change the name again, how about the Epsteins? Or the Orangeskins?
This regime doesn‘t exactly have a great record when it comes to Native Americans or respecting the city of Washington either. News links⬇️
Road trip - day one. Daughter is already complaining the dog is crowding her out. 4 mammals in the backseat: girl, boy, cat & dog. 😅
Tagged novel is a re-listen. I gave it 5 stars the first time around - we‘ll see if it holds up. 🤞🏾
One of my favorite photography collections... Edward S. Curtis.
#Camera. #JuneSpecials
@Eggs
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
pickI selected this book for The Storygraph's genre challenge. It is a great introduction to the struggles of indigenous people throughout the history of the United States. It is especially important to recognize their fight as our government continues to ignore their sovereignty, as evidenced by the recent Supreme Court ruling for greed over non-Christian religious freedom.
"I opened the door that morning and the world seemed to right itself, as if all those years had meant nothing but waiting for that one moment."
