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Biden Is First President to Mark Indigenous Peoples' Day - Vimarsana News

Biden Is First President to Mark Indigenous Peoples' Day

President Joe Biden on Friday issued the first-ever presidential proclamation of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, lending the most significant boost yet to efforts to...

Biden marks Indigenous Peoples' Day: first president to do so - Vimarsana News

Biden marks Indigenous Peoples' Day: first president to do so

Biden also issued Columbus Day proclamation. Native Americans campaigned for years for local and national days in recognition of the country’s indigenous peoples.

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Biden marks Indigenous Peoples' Day: first president to do so - Vimarsana News

Biden marks Indigenous Peoples' Day: first president to do so

Biden also issued Columbus Day proclamation. Native Americans campaigned for years for local and national days in recognition of the country’s indigenous peoples.

Source: wtol.com
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Join Duke Coach John Danowski's Peloton Ride to Benefit Ronald McDonald House

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How this Native American tribe fully vaccinated 98% of its citizens - Vimarsana News

How this Native American tribe fully vaccinated 98% of its citizens

How this Native American tribe fully vaccinated 98% of its citizens Erik Ortiz © Provided by NBC News The darkest days of the pandemic stretched through the fall, when ambulances were frequently called to transport tribal members of the Blackfeet Nation, whose lands border the snow-capped mountains of Glacier National Park in northern Montana, to hospitals two hours away. While about 10,000 people live on the tribe's sprawling reservation, which is larger than the state of Delaware, the effects of the coronavirus were acute: Tribal health officials recorded more than 1,390 c...

Source: msn.com