Indian Country Today E-Weekly Newsletter for May 14, 2020

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Navajo woman chosen to head US Indian Energy

‘As the original caretakers of this land … tribes can lead the way’

Joaqlin Estus

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alga25

Boarding school stories still echo

'The boarding school experience that many people had in other schools just doesn’t seem reflected quite as much at Carlisle'

Gaylord News

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Ingab

Hammerin’ Hank’s big fan

‘I’m part of this team too’; former Atlanta Braves mascot Levi Walker recalls Hank Aaron's record-breaking home run

Kolby KickingWoman

WATCH: Australia's National Indigenous Television hosts 'Sunrise Ceremony'

‘January 26 continues to be a time of reflection and healing for our communities’

Indian Country Today

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lchavezdavis

Navajo Nation reports 89 new COVID cases

Latest figures bring total reported cases on the reservation to 27,573, with 977 known deaths

The Associated Press

Candidate says rethink Seattle. Indigenously.

Colleen Echohawk, affordable housing and nonprofit leader, announces candidacy for mayor of Seattle

Richard Walker

The first Indigenous Caldecott Medal winner

A Tlingit illustrator is the winner of the 2021 Caldecott Medal, one of the most prestigious awards in children’s literature

Aliyah Chavez

Salt River asks MLB to delay spring training

The Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies play spring games on tribal land

The Associated Press

Joe Biden halts drilling in Arctic refuge

'Thank you, for your ‘commitment to protecting sacred lands and the Gwich’in’s way of life’'

Joaqlin Estus

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Damnjoe

Lakota lawyer to lead Agriculture tribal relations

Heather Dawn Thompson will report directly to the department secretary

Stewart Huntington