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President Joe Biden and first lady Dr. Jill Biden deliver remarks at a National Arts and Humanities Reception

National Endowment for the Humanities Chair Shelly C. Lowe (Navajo) delivers remarks at a National Arts and Humanities Reception at the White House in Washington, DC, October 21, 2024. Credit: Chris Kleponis / Pool via CNP

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President Joe Biden and first lady Dr. Jill Biden deliver remarks at a National Arts and Humanities Reception

National Endowment for the Humanities Chair Shelly C. Lowe (Navajo) delivers remarks at a National Arts and Humanities Reception at the White House in Washington, DC, October 21, 2024. Credit: Chris Kleponis / Pool via CNP

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President Joe Biden and first lady Dr. Jill Biden deliver remarks at a National Arts and Humanities Reception

United States President Joe Biden stands with National Endowment for the Humanities Chair Shelly C. Lowe (Navajo) (L) and National Endowment for the Arts Chair Maria Rosario Jackson, PhD (C) at a National Arts and Humanities Reception at the White House in Washington, DC, October 21, 2024. Credit: Chris Kleponis / Pool via CNP

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President Joe Biden and first lady Dr. Jill Biden deliver remarks at a National Arts and Humanities Reception

United States President Joe Biden stands with National Endowment for the Humanities Chair Shelly C. Lowe (Navajo) (L) and National Endowment for the Arts Chair Maria Rosario Jackson, PhD (C) at a National Arts and Humanities Reception at the White House in Washington, DC, October 21, 2024. Credit: Chris Kleponis / Pool via CNP

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US: Bravo Fire Burns 1,400 Acres On Camp Navajo, West Of Flagstaff 2

The Bravo Fire broke out at Camp Navajo, west of Flagstaff, on Wednesday night, June 5, burning 1,400 acres as of Friday. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

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US: Bravo Fire Burns 1,400 Acres On Camp Navajo, West Of Flagstaff

The Bravo Fire broke out at Camp Navajo, west of Flagstaff, on Wednesday night, June 5, burning 1,400 acres as of Friday. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

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Navajo woman tells of radioactive damage

ALBUQUERQUE, United States, May 1 Kyodo - Navajo woman Edith Hood talks in Church Rock, New Mexico, the United States, on April 24, 2015, about radioactive contamination. A large release of liquid radioactive waste occurred at a uranium mill near Church Rock when the retention dam for a tailings pond failed in July 1979.

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Navajo Joe - film (1966)

Burt Reynolds Characters: Joe Film: Navajo Joe; Savage Run; Navajo'S Land, Red Fighter (IT/E 1966) / Titel Auch: 'Kopfgeld - Ein Dollar' Oder 'Navajos Land' Director: Sergio Corbucci 25 November 1966 Date: 25-Nov-66

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Navajo Joe - film (1966)

Burt Reynolds Characters: Joe Film: Navajo Joe; Savage Run; Navajo'S Land, Red Fighter (IT/E 1966) / Titel Auch: 'Kopfgeld - Ein Dollar' Oder 'Navajos Land' Director: Sergio Corbucci 25 November 1966 Date: 25-Nov-66

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Navajo Joe - film (1966)

Burt Reynolds Characters: Joe Film: Navajo Joe; Savage Run; Navajo'S Land, Red Fighter (IT/E 1966) / Titel Auch: 'Kopfgeld - Ein Dollar' Oder 'Navajos Land' Director: Sergio Corbucci 25 November 1966 Date: 25-Nov-66

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Navajo Joe - film (1966)

Aldo Sambrell Characters: Duncan (bandit leader) Film: Navajo Joe; Savage Run; Navajo'S Land, Red Fighter (IT/E 1966) / Titel Auch: 'Kopfgeld - Ein Dollar' Oder 'Navajos Land' Director: Sergio Corbucci 25 November 1966 Date: 25-Nov-66

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Navajo Joe - film (1966)

Tanya Lopert Characters: Maria (saloon girl) Film: Navajo Joe; Savage Run; Navajo'S Land, Red Fighter (IT/E 1966) / Titel Auch: 'Kopfgeld - Ein Dollar' Oder 'Navajos Land' Director: Sergio Corbucci 25 November 1966 Date: 25-Nov-66

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Navajo Joe - film (1966)

Nicoletta Machiavelli & Burt Reynolds Characters: Joe & Estella (Mrs. Lynne's maid) Film: Navajo Joe; Savage Run; Navajo'S Land, Red Fighter (IT/E 1966) / Titel Auch: 'Kopfgeld - Ein Dollar' Oder 'Navajos Land' Director: Sergio Corbucci 25 November 1966 Date: 25-Nov-66

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Navajo Joe - film (1966)

Burt Reynolds Characters: Joe Film: Navajo Joe; Savage Run; Navajo'S Land, Red Fighter (IT/E 1966) / Titel Auch: 'Kopfgeld - Ein Dollar' Oder 'Navajos Land' Director: Sergio Corbucci 25 November 1966 Date: 25-Nov-66

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Navajo Joe - film (1966)

Burt Reynolds Characters: Joe Film: Navajo Joe; Savage Run; Navajo'S Land, Red Fighter (IT/E 1966) / Titel Auch: 'Kopfgeld - Ein Dollar' Oder 'Navajos Land' Director: Sergio Corbucci 25 November 1966 Date: 25-Nov-66

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Navajo Joe - film (1966)

Burt Reynolds Characters: Joe Film: Navajo Joe; Savage Run; Navajo'S Land, Red Fighter (IT/E 1966) / Titel Auch: 'Kopfgeld - Ein Dollar' Oder 'Navajos Land' Director: Sergio Corbucci 25 November 1966 Date: 25-Nov-66

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Navajo Joe - film (1966)

Tanya Lopert, Burt Reynolds & Aldo Sambrell Artwork Film: Navajo Joe; Savage Run; Navajo'S Land, Red Fighter (IT/E 1966) / Titel Auch: 'Kopfgeld - Ein Dollar' Oder 'Navajos Land' Director: Sergio Corbucci 25 November 1966 Date: 25-Nov-66

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Uranium Boom film (1956)

Dennis Morgan & Philip Van Zandt Characters: Brad Collins & Navajo Charlie Film: Uranium Boom (1950) Director: William Castle 02 March 1956 Date: 02-Mar-56

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Nagasaki A-bomb survivor talks with Navajo woman

Tadako Kawazoe (R), a 71-year-old survivor of the 1945 atomic bombing of Nagasaki, talks with a Navajo woman in Church Rock, New Mexico, the United States, on April 24, 2015. They are looking at a book of photos about the atomic bomb. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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American WWII veterans from minority groups

LOS ANGELES, United States - African-American and Japanese-American World War II veterans gather for a dinner in Beverly Hills, California, on Nov. 5, 2011, to celebrate the award of the Congressional Gold Medal to Japanese-American veterans. Former members of the Navajo code talkers, an all Native American unit, were also in attendance, as members of the three segregated World War II units met for the first time. (Kyodo)

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Spread of coronavirus in Navajo Nation

National Guard personnel pray in Window Rock, Arizona, on June 26, 2020, as they volunteer to distribute food in the area. The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths for the Navajo Nation reached more than 8,300 and 400, respectively, as of mid-July.

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Spread of coronavirus in Navajo Nation

Photo taken June 24, 2020, shows a sign put up in front of a supermarket in Chinle, Arizona, asking people to keep a distance of "two sheep" away from others amid the spread of the coronavirus in the Navajo Nation.

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Spread of coronavirus in Navajo Nation

Navajo Nation officers have their temperatures checked before distributing food in Window Rock, Arizona, on May 25, 2020. The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths for the Navajo Nation reached more than 8,300 and 400, respectively, as of mid-July.

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Spread of coronavirus in Navajo Nation

Photo taken June 26, 2020, shows children wearing face masks in Window Rock, Arizona. The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths for the Navajo Nation reached more than 8,300 and 400, respectively, as of mid-July.

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Spread of coronavirus in Navajo Nation

A worker disinfects shopping carts outside a supermarket in Chinle, Arizona, on June 24, 2020. The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths for the Navajo Nation reached about 8,000 and 380, respectively, as of early July.

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Spread of coronavirus in Navajo Nation

Photo taken June 4, 2020, in Navajo, New Mexico shows a sign asking people to stay home. The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths for the Navajo Nation reached about 8,000 and 380, respectively, as of early July.

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Spread of coronavirus in Navajo Nation

A woman washes her hands outside a supermarket in Window Rock, Arizona, on June 26, 2020. The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths for the Navajo Nation reached about 8,000 and 380, respectively, as of early July.

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Spread of coronavirus in Navajo Nation

Shoppers wait at the entrance of a supermarket in Chinle, Arizona, on June 24, 2020, while keeping a distance from each other. The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths for the Navajo Nation reached about 8,000 and 380, respectively, as of early July.