
BY: Christopher Tremoglie
October was Italian American History Month. Given that Christopher Columbus Day has become persona non grata because of radical, leftist Democrats, Italian American History Month does not garner the attention it so rightly deserves. While an admittedly biased Italian American, I am also aware of the significance in celebrating Italian Americans and their numerous contributions to the development of this country.
Fortunately, I attended the National Italian American Foundation’s 46th Anniversary Gala on Oct. 23. As Columbus Day, Italian Americans’ most revered holiday, is under attack, perhaps now, more than ever, it is important to celebrate their achievements and contributions. This year’s gala honored Italy’s region of Abruzzo.
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