Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 10月25日 05時13分

According to a report from the Center for American Women and Politics, 18 Native American women ran as congressional candidates in 2020. This is the largest number of Indigenous women who have run, overall and in both parties, in a single election cycle—ever. Some of these candidates were defeated in the primaries, but even so it’s still been a trailblazing year for Indigenous representation in a space that pays too little attention to issues impacting Indigenous communities, especially during COVID-19.

At the link in our bio, incumbent nominee and New Mexico Congresswoman Deb Haaland is in conversation with Tricia Zunker, a first-time candidate running for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District, to discuss what policies they would focus on if elected, how they would address climate change, and what still needs to be done for Indigenous people in this country. Photographed by @hunterabrams

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