ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月5日 04時59分

In San Juan County, Utah, Wilfred Jones has spent a lifetime angered by what his people are missing. Running water, for one. Electricity, for another. But worst of all, in his view, is that the #Navajo people in this county of desert and sagebrush lack adequate political representation. So Wilfred sued. In late December, after a federal judge ruled that San Juan County’s longtime practice of packing Navajo voters into one voting district violated the U.S. Constitution, the county was ordered to draw new district lines for local elections. The move could allow Navajo people to win 2 of 3 county commission seats for the first time, overturning more than a century of political domination by white residents. The San Juan County (population: 16,000) is about half Native American and half white, and battles over resources have often fallen along racial lines. @benjaminras took this photo of a student catching the school bus in the southern part of the county. The 10-mile trip takes over an hour, in part because of the poor road conditions. Visit the link in our profile to read on.

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