What’s the history of the #Navajo Nation in the U.S.? Nearly 160 years after the Long Walk, the Navajo still struggle with the effects of its toxic legacy. CGTN’s Xu Dezhi talked to a historian on some forgotten stories about the Navajo. #history #tribe #American #CGTNAmerica | CGTN

In Navajo culture, individuals introduce themselves by stating their four clans: mother’s clan, father’s clan, maternal grandfather’s clan, and paternal grandfather’s clan. This practice, known as K’é, establishes social connections, defines relationships, and guides marriage choices within the community. The experience of learning about K’é has been a huge inspiration for my upcoming EP called Past Lives - specifically my new song ‘Where We Come From’ out now on all the things 🎶 #ke #family #a

Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches about how clans become extinct and about some of the migration stories of Navajo people. | Navajo Traditional Teachings

Traditionally the way our diné governed among themselves was through clan leaders. These clan leaders worked with the Chiefs. Six War Chiefs and Six Peace Chiefs. Our Navajo people were peaceful. They understood that society needed peace to thrive. Known as peacemakers they were very tolerant. In this video... Navajo Historian Wally Brown teaches about this organization. And how they served. | Navajo Traditional Teachings