The Stone Cutter & The Navajo Maiden, Tse Yitsidi doo Ch'ikeeh Bitsedaashjee Race Discrimination but she does not know

but she does not know where they came from

whose ancestors survived land theft and the denial of their rights as Algonquins

Rick Monture has captured these traditions as they are reflected in worldview

The focus of Jody Wilson-Raybould’s material is on Nation rebuilding

The Stone Cutter & The Navajo Maiden, Tse Yitsidi doo Ch'ikeeh Bitsedaashjee Race Discrimination but she does not knowThe Stone Cutter and the Navajo Maiden, Tse Yitsidi doo Ch'ikeeh Bitsedaashjee is a bilingual children's picture book that explains the importance of the Navajo metate or grinding stone. A young Navajo girl lives with her father after the death of her mother and takes over the roll of grinding the corn to make flour. One day she trips and falls while carrying the metate or grinding stone and it shatters. To the Navajo, this grinding stone is an