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Navajo Cultural Autonomy

In this commentary, Lee and Lee discuss how the cultural knowledge that has 
been codified into the Fundamental Laws by the Navajo Nation Council constitutes 
one way in which the concept of Cultural Autonomy functions for the 
Navajo Nation. The authors explain that the Dine comprehend the philosophical 
concept of Sa’ah Naaghai Bik’eh Hozhoon (SNBH) which refers to a paradigm 
for living one’s life in balance with peace and love. They summarize each 
of the chapters constituting the Fundamental Laws and how these concepts 
relate to the concept of Cultural Autonomy. The authors also discuss the main 
challenges to Cultural Autonomy for the Dine, which includes little control 
over their education and language shift to English, as well as socioeconomic 
challenges such as poverty, unemployment, domestic violence, gang violence 
and health issues.