The mark consists of The colors black and yellow or gold is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of a stylized depiction of a genealogy tree made up of two trees intertwined at the trunk which extends out as branches with leaves on them. The yellow trunk and branches, swing to the left with twigs, and fruits representing Indigenous family ancestry and green leaves, forming the crown (canopy). The black trunk and branches, swing to the right with twigs, and fruits representing African family ancestry, and green leaves forming the crown (canopy). The intertwined yellow and black trees, represent a DNA Sequence of the Indigenous American and Sub-Saharan African Ancestry Genetic Composition of the Garifuna peoples, with a linear base on its bottom, representing a common root. All the foregoing is enclosed in an Incomplete circle (more than semi-circle), made up of the word Identity in capital letters and then a yellow diamond. That is followed by the words Generic Ancestry (DNA) in capital letters and then a yellow diamond, That is followed by the word Lineage in capital letters and then a yellow diamond, That is followed by the word History in capital letters and then a yellow diamond, That is followed by the words Reparatory Justice in capital letters and then a yellow diamond, That is followed by the word Genealogy in capital letters. Under the image are the words "GARIFUNA ANCESTRY" in all capital letters. The first half of the word "GARIFUNA " is in black. The second half of the word "ANCESTRY" is in yellow. The color white merely serves as background and is not claimed as a feature of the mark.