Eliminating Diné Bizaad from law books won't resolve issues

I would like to make a response to last week’s Guest Column by Katherine P. LeBlanc, Esq., about the “Eliminating the language requirement for Navajo judges and justices.” Also, Boderra Joe, Navajo Times reporter because they coincide with the Judicial Branch.

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