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Blood and Voice Navajo Women Ceremonial Practitioners By Maureen Trudelle Schwartz South Africa and leadership decisions from the2003 Trade Paperback Like New Condition Universe of Arizona Press Native American History Blood and Voice: Navajo Women Ceremonial Practitioners is an ethnography written by anthropologist Maureen Trudelle Schwarz that explores how Din (Navajo) women navigate the complex, traditionally male dominated world of ceremonial medicine. Published by the University of Arizona Press, the book challenges the widespread assumption that Navajo "singers" (hatlii)