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Assembly adopts resolution recognizing California Native American Day, honors tribal leaders and students
Summary
The California Assembly adopted Assembly Concurrent Resolution 102 to recognize California Native American Day and held a floor ceremony honoring tribal leaders, educators and students. The resolution passed by voice vote after the measure gathered dozens of coauthors.
The California State Assembly adopted Assembly Concurrent Resolution 102 on June 4, 2025, recognizing California Native American Day and opening the chamber for a ceremony honoring tribal leaders, educators and high school students.
The resolution, presented by Assemblymember James Ramos as chair of the California Native American Legislative Caucus, drew multiple floor speeches and a ceremony featuring traditional songs and honorees from across the state. "California is home to the most Native Americans than any other state in the nation," Ramos said in remarks before the vote, calling for truthful teaching of the state's history and listing recent legislative steps aimed at tribal partnerships and protections.
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