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Why is there no national day to celebrate the history of the Native American Peoples?

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Why is there no national day to celebrate the history of the Native American Peoples?

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Probably the same reason why there is no national holiday to celebrate the history of the Caucasian American Peoples. Ya know, I agree with you, in February, African Americans get, not just a whole day, but a whole month! Not to mention Juneteenth (the 19th of June). I think August would make an excellent Month for Native American History Month, and then we can have Caucasian History Month in October, and then we can have Asian History Month in January, and Whoever the hell you are History Month in April, just in case we missed anybody who didn’t get in on the action. Hey we don’t want to let anyone feel left out now do we?