On the recordJuly 7, 2020
The realities of life on the Navajo Nation is harsh. And in many places, there is a lack of water, electricity, and the basic needs of life.
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Jonathan Nez
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congress.govThe realities of life on the Navajo Nation is harsh. And in many places, there is a lack of water, electricity, and the basic needs of life.
Describing the challenging living conditions on the Navajo Nation.
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