Is Columbus Day offensive? What to know about Indigenous Peoples Day
The second Monday of October has been a national holiday for about a century. But Indigenous Peoples Day has only held that designation for a year.
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The second Monday of October has been a national holiday for about a century. But Indigenous Peoples Day has only held that designation for a year.
About half of U.S. states will recognize the day on Oct. 10, while others still observe Columbus Day alone.
The second Monday of October has been a national holiday for about a century. But Indigenous Peoples Day has only held that designation for a year.
The second Monday of October has been a national holiday for about a century. But Indigenous Peoples Day has only held that designation for a year.
The second Monday of October has been a national holiday for about a century. But Indigenous Peoples Day has only held that designation for a year.