It began with dreams and nightmares. Nightmares of ancestors and Medicine Beings trapped on museum walls. Sacred items stolen from shrines and burial sites in the light of day when the sun bore witness. Nightmares entered the minds of Native people, descendants who lived through decades of injustice, assimilation and subjugation. “Horrors of the 1864 […]
Author Archives: Chad Bradley
Chad Bradley is a Diné journalist from northwestern New Mexico in their senior year and final semester at ASU’s Cronkite School. Bradley focuses their reporting on Indigenous communities and tribal nations and hopes to bring light and understanding to the issues Indigenous people face.
