Posted on 02/27/2020 4:58:09 PM PST by Bonemaker
Thanks to a decision reached at the Chicago Board of Education meeting Wednesday, students and faculty will now observe the second Monday in October as Indigenous People’s Day rather than as Columbus Day.
Until now, Chicago Public Schools had celebrated both holidays, but Wednesday’s decision means that only Indigenous People’s Day will be celebrated.
“I think it’s great, changing the name of the holiday. That’s what (the celebration) is really all about,” Chicago charter school teacher Erin Walker said.
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It’s about time we had a day honoring Ingenious People! If anyone ever deserved a day...
A proper celebration should involve giving up all inventions of European civilization. Nothing electric for a start.
Indigenous People’s Day
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Sounds like some who puts their digit in people.
Great idea.
They could showcase the “indigenous people” with a parade and floats illustrating how they would kidnap, kill, capture, torture, and rape each other before the Christian missionaries made them stop.
Yup....
Haha, good one. Tru dat. Yo, yo, yo, Ya’ll be rhat awn rhat awn rhat awn rhat awnnn!
They would still be squatting in the dust and eating lizards and dogsht
I know one who says the Taliban are just like him and he sympathizes with them.
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