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Havasupai youth carry a banner that says, "Respect Tribal Sovereignty. No more cancer. No more uranium," with Red Butte in the distance. Photo by Titus Bert, Intern, Tó Nizhóní Ání. |
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Havasupai tribal member shares a song with rally participants. Photo by: Titus Bert, Intern, Tó Nizhóní Ání |
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Rally participants holding signs and banners that say "Protect Grand Canyon" and "Honor and Protect Our Sacred Land, Children, and Future. Our Mission is to Save the Havasuw Baaja, our Sacred Land and Our Future. Photo Titus Bert, Intern, Tó Nizhóní Ání Tó Nizhóní Ání at Red Butte: Solidarity in the Source of Power |
By Tó Nizhóní Ání, Censored News, August 7, 2024
On Sunday, Tó Nizhóní Ání traveled to Red Butte to stand in solidarity with the Havasupai People who oppose uranium mining and transport. For those unaware, the Pinyon Plain Mine has begun transporting uranium ore across the Navajo Nation to the White Mesa Mill in Utah. With the recent halt in transportation, we urge our Diné people to be vigilant about this issue as it impacts our way of life, land, and people in the Navajo Nation. Learn more by following HaulNo and visiting their website to learn more about this issue: https://haulno.com/
Bring power back to our Diné communities impacted by coal. ✊🏽 #TóBeeIiná #WaterIsLife
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