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| Summary Number: 69 |
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| Promote an expanded appreciation of Hispanic, Native American, African American and other ethnic and cultural influences and groups |
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| | "With such a vibrant Hispanic and Native American communities, there is no shortage of opportunities to learn about other cultures." |
| | "My family has now been in Tucson for five generations. My childeren are growing up in a community that charishes it's rich Hispanic history." |
| | "Architecture, food, customs. It is important to me to preserve, cultivate and celebrate our Southwest and Mexican-influenced culture." |
| | "Am able to enjoy and participate in traditions from other cultures - Spanish, Mexican, Chinese, Native American, African American and more." |
| | "Access to a lot of diverse cultural opportunities, food and events" |
| | "Cultural diversity and rich cultural heritage that arises when two sovereign nations meet; add in the two Tribes and we have four sovereign nations sharing space! This difference in perspectives, cultural history, and language help us forge a more global attitude." |
| | "Different cultures - native american and Mexican and opportunities to experience them now - living - not in history." |
| | "All Soul's procession" |
| | "I like the history and culture of the barrios." |
| | "An approach that values and includes indigenous culture" |
| | "Tucson has given our children and ourselves the opportunity to know and share in Native American and Hispanic history and cultural traditions." |
| | "We can value the Mexican and refugee cultures here" |
