On the recordMay 25, 2021
It is in our oath of office that we will do all within our power to preserve the culture, heritage and traditions of the Cherokee Nation.
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congress.govIt is in our oath of office that we will do all within our power to preserve the culture, heritage and traditions of the Cherokee Nation.
Emphasizing the commitment to preserve Cherokee culture and language.
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