Indigenous Peoples’ Day is being celebrated all over the country on October 11th, taking precedence over Columbus Day.
Congress woman Stephanie Bice explains the significance of the holiday.
The former governor of Iowa, Tom Vilsack joins in on the topic, reiterating the fact that our government has an obligation to protect Tribal Nations.
Colleges across the nation are honoring the holiday.
News reporter, Marissa Armas, gives her followers a friendly reminder.
There are many ways to educate yourself further on the holiday and its importance.
More and more cities are recognizing today as a holiday for the first time ever.
The President of the United States is the first president to observe the holiday.
People are expressing their support and gratitude for indigenous people.
Politicians are calling upon our government to make this a federal holiday.
People are taking part in celebrations around the country.
This is the first year in history that Indigenous Peoples’ Day is being recognized by so many across the country. Take today to learn about the holiday and why it is so significant.
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