Indigenous Peoples' Day will replace Columbus Day on Evanston's calendar

Chicago Tribune ^ | 4/27/2016 | Bob Seidenberg

[Borges]

Evanston is joining a number of other cities, teaming with the Mitchell Museum of the American Indian to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples' Day on the city's celebration calendar later this year.

The city and museum, which is based in Evanston at 3001 Central St., announced Wednesday in a press release hey are joining other cities, universities and cultural institutions to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples' Day, to be celebrated Monday, Oct. 10.

[hal ogen]

Did the indians ever develop a sewage treatment plant? No. They crapped”-up an area, then, moved on. It was good that they were defeated. Caucasians saved America and Ghia from further desecration.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Happy Indigenous Peoples' Day, everyone! Let's have a feast in celebration!

[Impy]

You’ve heard “Virginia is for Lovers”?

Well, Evanston is for wankers.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Impy.

[PhilCollins]

In 1996, I read that a skeleton was found in Oregon. Scientists found that it was a white person who died before the first American Indians came to North America. That means Indigenous People were white.

[NFHale]

So, resist it.

Go out of your way to correct anyone who replaces Columbus Day with their politically-correct bullsh*t.

And stick to it. And if someone gets in your face, get back in theirs.

[stephenjohnbanker]

“So, resist it.

Go out of your way to correct anyone who replaces Columbus Day with their politically-correct bullsh*t.

And stick to it. And if someone gets in your face, get back in theirs.”

B T T T

[Impy]

Washington State, Kennewick man.

Apparently the idea he was White is false, fixated on by stormfront types. Recent genetic testing confirmed a link with American Indians.

Some Viking types may have had colonies before the Indians walked over, but on the other side of the continent. In any case, Kennewick man does not predate the arrival of Indians. He died at most 9000 years ago, they came long before that, in fact the Bering Land bridge was already long gone 9000 years ago, the migration was over.