Columbus Day Or Indigenous Peoples' Day? You Decide!
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Columbus Day, which is celebrated annually on the second Monday of October to honor the Italian explorer credited with “discovering” the Americas, has always been somewhat of a controversial holiday. That’s because while Christopher Columbus stumbled upon what we now call the Caribbean on October 12, 1492, he never set foot on the mainland – even on his subsequent three journeys. Besides, North America had already been “discovered” by the Native Americans, who had been living there for many generations.
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- Lilly girl 😂❤️🤑7년 이하Wow Columbus I weird
- mm4453307년 이하nice
- ?7년 이하so sad
- Nimba Jones7년 이하Don't care about what he did Still calling it Columbus day
- bobyo the 3rd 7년 이하very good and really informatoinal
- Default7년 이하Columbus didn't step foot in America, none of the places he went to were the USA. He went to the Dominican Republic, but that would not be true because there were about almost half a million Taino people there anyways.
- Name7년 이하I don't care if they change it, I just want no school
- ya boi7년 이하Keep the name I want no school
spaceiscool7년 이하We still wouldn't have school.
- Peter7년 이하Nice
- pumpkinginger7년 이하I think we should keep the name because he was the first person to name the U.S.A
- spaceiscool7년 이하He was such a bad person though.