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Debra Haaland continues to make history and in the process reaches out to Native media. Also the Native American Journalist Association is standing in solidarity with Asian journalists calling for more responsible reporting on the rise in anti-Asian violence and the spa shooting in Atlanta. And the Violence Against Women Act advances in Congress. We’ll get updates on recent news important to Native people.
Guests:
Lenzy Krehbiel-Burton (Cherokee Nation) – vice president of the Native American Journalist Association and an education reporter for the Tulsa World
Terry Tang – reporter for the Race & Ethnicity Team the Associated Press and co-president of the Asian American Journalist Association Phoenix chapter
Juana Majel-Dixon (Pauma Band of Luiseño Mission Indians) – secretary of the National Congress of American Indians’ Executive Board
Mary Kathryn Nagle (Cherokee Nation) – partner at Pipestem & Nagle P.C.\
Break 1 music: El Navaho (song) Sunburnt Stone (artist) El Navaho (album)
Break 2 music: Qaumajuapik (single) Riit (artist)
