Columbus Day Vs. Indigenous Peoples' Day
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Columbus Day is observed annually on the second Monday of October. It commemorates Christopher Columbus's arrival in the Americas in 1492. However, this US federal holiday, which falls on October 14 this year, has often been a topic of debate. Many believe that the European settlers' mistreatment of the Native American people is not a cause for celebration.
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nhunter9달I'm forever team Leif Erikson for LIFE- nahidwin9달This was SOOOOOO cool Im VERRRRRRRRRRRRRRY interested in this topic and it should be discussed way more often
- jacob24819달hello It was rlly cool to learn about this article
shintien9달We don’t celebrate either holiday too.
cleokelemen9달It was rlly cool to learn about this article
thegoatkid9달I don't celebrate this holiday but you can celebrate Any of them that you want.
hree09달I agree with milkfanforever. Also, I have never been second to write a comment.
wolfdog9달While it is true that indigenous peoples had already inhabited the continent, and Vikings had already discovered North America, in reality the Vikings only went as far as Canada and did not establish any permanent settlements. Columbus was more so the first man to bridge the gap between the Old World and the New World and set off the Age of Discovery.
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sarthak9달Happy Columbus Day!
harrykevin123ha9달Happy holiday