Arizona Declares March As "National Lowrider Month"

The proclamation emphasizes the deep connection between lowrider culture and the Southwest's history.

In a historic show of bipartisan support, Republicans and Democrats came together to draft a proclamation officially designating March as National Lowrider Month. The proclamation, signed by Representative Lydia Hernandez, aims to celebrate and honor the rich cultural heritage of lowrider vehicles and the community behind them.

"Lowrider culture is more than cars," the proclamation states. "It is a symbol of identity." It highlights the unique role lowriders play in shaping cultural expression, particularly within the Southwest, where the movement first gained prominence.

The proclamation emphasizes the deep connection between lowrider culture and the Southwest's history, recognizing the region's significant influence on the evolution of the art form. "Lowriders are not just vehicles—they are a part of the fabric of who we are," Representative Hernandez said during the signing.

Proclamations, which are ceremonial documents, serve to recognize important events or issues.

By declaring March as National Lowrider Month, this proclamation seeks to raise awareness of the cultural impact of lowriders, honor those who have contributed to the movement, and celebrate its enduring legacy.

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