Deb Haaland, a prominent political figure and current gubernatorial candidate in New Mexico, has recently used her social media platform to highlight cultural events and address issues of discrimination and community concerns.
On September 15, 2025, Haaland shared her participation in a local celebration, stating, "Gearing up for Hispanic Heritage Month at this year's Maravilla Gala! The @NHCCFoundation showcases New Mexico's unique culture, and last night we came together for an evening to celebrate preservation and heritage."
Later that day, she addressed broader social issues with a critical message about the national climate. On September 15, 2025, she posted: "This is absolutely shameful. No one should live in fear of being targeted for their heritage, language, or work -- but in Trump's America, that's what it's come to. As governor, I’ll fight so that every person in our state is treated with dignity and respect, free from"
Continuing her outreach efforts the following day on September 16, 2025, Haaland discussed her engagement with Albuquerque residents: "I spent an evening 'chopping it up' with youth, business owners, and community at All Eyes on Me Barbershop in Downtown Albuquerque. Education, public safety, and daily struggles worry far too many of our friends and family members. As governor, I'm ready to roll up my sleeves"
Deb Haaland has served as U.S. Secretary of the Interior since March 2021 before launching her campaign for governor of New Mexico. Her advocacy often centers on cultural preservation and equity issues affecting diverse communities within the state.