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Adrian Small is a proud member of the Navajo Nation running for State Senate in AZ-02 as a Democrat. Small has deep-seated ties to the beautiful landscapes and indigenous architecture found across the Navajo Nation. He graduated from Arizona State University (ASU) and became the youngest Assistant Professor at the university. Small is committed to being a champion for all people in the district, not just the wealthy few. He pledges to be a fighter for all his constituents, no matter their race, income, or property value.
Racial Equity
Adrian Small is a candidate for State Senate in AZ-02. His strong personal commitment to fighting for racial equity stems from his position as an affected citizen. Small's family and his state's natural monuments suffered as a result of the Trump Administration's unjust dismemberment of National Monuments in the Southwest. He believes it is his duty to protect his family, lands, and the earth.
Environmental Protection
Adrian Small, a member of the Navajo Nation, is running for State Senate in AZ-02 as a Democrat. The 2016 election and the subsequent dismemberment of National Monuments in the Southwest awakened his duty to protect his family, ancestral lands, and the environment. His love of the Navajo Nation's landscapes and architecture also influenced his decision to study urban design and development, earning a PhD from UC Berkeley.
Gun Violence Prevention
Adrian Small, a Democratic candidate for State Senate in AZ-02, believes that gun violence is a pressing issue that demands immediate action. He wants to be a champion for everyone in the district, regardless of their background or financial status. Small believes that comprehensive gun reform is necessary to reduce gun violence and protect the lives of innocent people. He supports universal background checks, closing the gun show loophole, and banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. Small is committed to working with other lawmakers to pass common-sense gun safety laws that will make communities safer.