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What are you celebrating today?
Columbus Day has been a federal holiday since 1937, but a growing number of cities across the U.S. are reconceiving it as Indigenous Peoples' Day.
For some, the original holiday honors Christopher Columbus’ achievements and celebrates Italian-American heritage.
For others, it unduly vaunts someone who didn’t "discover" America and overlooks the widespread suffering of those already on the continent at the hands of European colonizers.
Should the U.S. stop celebrating Columbus Day?
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