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Navajo/Hopi Land Dispute

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July 4, 2015

 

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University

 

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"Sometimes we just cry. We look around for our people and they're gone" (Ghioto 2000: A26). This woman's statement that Ghioto has captured in this article, sticks in your head as you continue to read. The strange fact from this article is that the Navajo Indians are living on Hopi land, yet the Navajo tribe is greater in number than the Hopi tribe...
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What Ghioto is trying to explain in this article is that the years-old controversy is still as complicated as before, as more and more people are becoming involved. "Hopi leaders said the tribe is being demonized by "outside agitators" who know nothing about the complicated land dispute or the agreement endorsed by the Navajo tribe and the US government four years ago that sought to resolve the conflict" (Ghioto 2000: A26)...
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