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When a Navajo Introduces Herself, She Gives her Genealogy

Posted on November 16, 2018November 16, 2018 by Too Many Hats

Navajo culture and society are organized matrilineally. Similar to the western patrilineal system of family organization, emphasis is put on the clan of the mother, and mothers are the heads of households and central focus of each clan.

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