I just wanted to stop here on Facebook, Im konaan kwalok jidrik kon na Im kotobar ko ao ilju im Jaklaj. Eta in Ailing Gideon. Jr. Nejin Joni, kab jibun Ailing im Netha Gideon. Ña juon ladrik in Likiep Im aelon ko rej itok wot ilo kadkad ko kajojo. Ña ij juon Youth Leader/ Im […]
Olivia Paschal, a journalist in Northwest Arkansas, has been reporting on poultry processing workers. Read the complete article first published by Facing South on August 20, 2020 and translated and republished with permission. This is Part 1 of 4. Riiti ilo Kajin Majel: Kien im Jikin Jerbal raar Kajekdon Jukjukun-pad eo ejoreen jen Ajedeed in
Kōmeḷeḷe jān William Swain Jikuul? Jikuul?! Ke men eo kwōj ba in, ke?! Jikuul board ko ipeļaakin Amedka in rej jutak ikōtaan aelik im aewaar, jon̄an aer pok kōn elan̄n̄e rej jikuul ilo kanem armej, ilo cyber space (distant learning), ak kabodān in men kein ruo—hybrid. Jet rej ba rej kōttar lōmņak ko an taktō
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A picture from a scene of a Netflix episode of Game On: A Crossover Comedy Event first appeared on Instagram before the show was ever aired and was noticed by many Micronesians. Across the actresses’ t-shirts is the word ‘Micronesia’ in big white letters followed by the flag of the Federated States of Micronesia. It
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Written by: Jabin Lewis Helmar Anitok, 26, is one of the many Marshallese residents living in the United States who has put their own skills to work. He is from the islands of Majuro, Aelonlaplap, Wotje, and Ailuk. He is known for being a talented artist and has presented his knowledge through the products he
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Kōmeḷeḷe jān William Swain 11 Okwōj, 2020—Salt Lake City. Ewōr juōn likao in Majōl em̧m̧an dettan etan in Erbe eaar letok naan in bwe jen karon̄ doon kake men̄e eļap an wālel jeļā eo an kōn melelein im wāween kōjerbale. Jej kadede jekpen kōn jaje eo ad kōn tu m̧wilaļ in naan in mōkaj im
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Written by: Jabin Lewis Studies have shown that Arkansas has more than 560,000 people in Arkansas who lack access to enough food due to insufficient funds and other resources. With the global pandemic, many people have lost their jobs which in terms increased the chances of food insecurity for the state. Throughout the Northwest Arkansas,
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Hello Aloha Iokwe Mauri Eta in Melynna Samson ak aolep rej eninnin io Moto. Na jen ailon in Kwajalein, Namu, Majuro,Ebon, Jaluit im ailon in Kiribat. Etan jowi in ao ej Riaur. Etan partner e ao in Noda Lojkar im ej jen bar ailon in Kwajalein, Likiep im Aelonlaplap. Ewor iami enaj jela kajen jen
Kōmeḷeḷe jān William Swain 06 Okwōj, 2020-Salt Lake City, UT—Em̧m̧an men in an lōn̄ ri mālōtlōt, ri tijemļo̧k, im ri jeļāļo̧kijen ilo jukjukin pād in ekāāl jej mour ie rainin ilo Amedka, KE?! Unin an jet ian ajiri rein nejid ban rool in jikuul ilo imōn jikuul ilo iiō in kōn arto-artak ko rej bōk
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Written by: Jabin Lewis On Thursday, July 9, Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced the reopening of schools for the week of August 24. It was earlier scheduled to reopen on August 13 but later extended to give schools the opportunity to adjust to the covid-19 protocols. As of July 30, Arkansas was ranked the thirtieth
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