BY: Andrew W. Griffin
What was intended to be an informative discussion about the positive aspects of Indigenous Peoples’ Day led to a more strained and awkward defense of Columbus Day and the “civilization” he brought to the Americas in the 15th century.
While council members were only learning about Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Monday night, it was clear that at least three of the five council members – including The Village Mayor David Bennett – expressed skepticism of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, particularly when it would replace the long-established Columbus Day.
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