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Congressional Native American Caucus Unveils New Logo Featuring Zia Symbol
Zia Pueblo Praises Caucus Recognition of Origin, Significance of Zia Symbol
Washington, D.C. – Today (October 23, 2020), the Congressional Native American Caucus unveiled their new logo. The logo is part of Congresswoman Deb Haaland (NM-01) and Congressman Tom Cole’s (Okla.-04) efforts to make Native Americans more visible on Capitol Hill.
“The Congressional Native American Caucus proudly advocates for Native American communities across the country, and this logo will proudly showcase the work the caucus does to ensure that the federal government lives up to its trust responsibility to Tribes. I’m incredibly grateful to have Zia Pueblo’s blessing to use Zia symbol to exemplify our culture and traditions. I look forward to continuing the work of our caucus and to address issues facing Natives in our country,” said Co-Chair Deb Haaland, a member of the Pueblo of Laguna.
“I am proud to join in unveiling an official logo for the Congressional Native American Caucus featuring the sacred Zia Sun symbol,” said Co-Chair Tom Cole (OK-04), a member of the Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma. “As a collective and bipartisan group of members, our caucus advocates for the non-partisan interests of tribes nationwide. As we continue to work together on these important issues, I am delighted that we now have a logo that reflects the special culture and heritage that comes with being Native American.”
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