Austin And Los Angeles Join The Growing Trend To Replace Columbus Day With Indigenous People's Day
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Columbus Day has been a fixture on American calendars since 1937, when President Franklin D. Roosevelt declared October 12 a federal holiday to honor the Italian explorer who “discovered” the Americas in 1492. However, the holiday, whose date has since been changed to the second Monday of October, has always been somewhat controversial. Many people believe that Christopher Columbus should not be given credit for “discovering” the continent, since Native Americans had already been residing there for generations.
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- LEXIS7년 이상LOL
- LEXIS7년 이상cool
- pusheen :37년 이상I think the name should be changed
- flamegame4$$$$$7년 이상i like how you let it read it out load to every one.
- Jeff7년 이상We should change it because Columbus killed the Indians and took their homes
- mj7년 이상Cool
- Bob7년 이상Good
- Bob7년 이상Good
- rey7년 이상I don't really like the idea
azpinkypie7년 이상ok I think that whether he was a bad guy or not he is still a part of history so we shouldn't want to erase him from history
imactuallyn67년 이상They aren't erasing him from history. They're just changing the name of the holiday.