After the Long Walk, Manuel Pinto's family settled in the community of Torreon on the eastern edge of the Navajo Nation. They put down roots, passed down traditional teachings, and thrived. Three generations later, his rodeo days behind him, Manuel is a keeper of precious traditional Navajo knowledge--and he was generous in sharing with me during our interview. Head east with me as I embark on this three-part series full of traditional teachings and history.
Special thanks to Dine' Bizaad translator, Lorraine Hogue. Ahe'hee!
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29 апр 2023