On the recordMay 25, 2021
Preserving the Cherokee language is preserving Cherokee identity, as the heritage and traditions of the tribe are rooted in our language.
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congress.govPreserving the Cherokee language is preserving Cherokee identity, as the heritage and traditions of the tribe are rooted in our language.
Emphasizes the importance of the Cherokee language to tribal identity.
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