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Do not forget it was Arizona's Indigenous tribes that pulled through and turned the state blue. They didn't *have* to participate in a government that colonized them and oppressed them for centuries. But they did anyway. Thank them.

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#Shit I like

Feels like 2020 could be nicer.

It was rainy and cloudy and wet and cold...and as someone who is from Arizona. The moment the sun peeked out I grabbed some meat on a stick and soaked it up. 🤙

#it was still beautiful though #just not the kind i was used too #Seattle #Washington #food was dope #company made it even better #Seattle Barista Academy #navajo #in the city

The New Year brought travel. 😊

#airport #travel #for work though #still fun #OVER CAFFEINATED #the coffee business is crazy #Seattle WA

The wet come and went.

#arizona #page #navajo #red #sand #rocks #red rocks #waterpool #siblings #winter #the snow melted

Tádídíín is the Navajo word for corn pollen, a sweet-tasting yellow-colored powder.

Tádídíín is a fundamental aspect of Navajo traditional culture. It comes from the tassels of a mature corn plant, and can only be collected by women.

It is then blessed and used by all as the primary mean of communicating with the Holy People. It is a conduit through which health, safety and happiness are asked for and assured.