Debate Over Columbus Day Continues
For generations, Columbus Day has been recognized as a celebration of exploration and Italian-American heritage. However, for many Native Americans, it's a painful reminder of colonization, violence, and cultural erasure, sparking an ongoing national debate.
When Christopher Columbus landed in the New World on October 12, 1492, history books long credited him with "discovering" America. Yet, Indigenous communities argue that the lands he reached were already home to thriving nations, and that his arrival marked the beginning of centuries of oppression.
his arrival marked the beginning of centuries of oppression
More states are shifting to Indigenous Peoples' Day, reflecting a growing movement to reframe the narrative around Columbus Day.
Author's summary: Columbus Day sparks debate.
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