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Author Archives: Laurel Morales

Posted inTribal Affairs

Pride in the ‘Two-spirited’: Navajo LGBTQ Youth Find Champions in Elders

by Laurel Morales January 17, 2019January 17, 2019

UPPER FRUITLAND, N.M. – Michelle Sherman was 5 when she realized she was different. “I remember seeing two guys holding hands, and then my mom’s like, ‘Oh, that’s disgusting,’ and I was like, OK, maybe it is disgusting,’” Sherman said. Sherman started to believe she, too, was “disgusting,” and at only 11 years of age, […]

Posted inTribal Affairs

Likely Closure of Coal-fired Power Plant Bringing Dramatic Change to Navajo Nation

by Laurel Morales November 13, 2018November 12, 2018

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