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Exploring the History, Culture, and Modern Governance of the Navajo Native Americans
"The Navajo Nation—referring to themselves as the Diné, meaning "The People"—comprises one of the largest federally recognized Native American tribes in the United States. Spanning over 27,000 square miles across Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, the Navajo have preserved a distinct cultural identity characterized by a complex matrilineal clan system, traditional philosophy centered on Hózhó (harmony and balance), and a profound historical resilience in the face of forced displacement and systematic assimilation policies. Introduction to the Diné: Identity, Nomenclature, and Homeland The term "Navajo" is believed to derive from the Tewa word Nava..."
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