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I honestly don't care. So many Americans love their "revisionist history," and that this holiday still exists makes that very clear despite their denial.
Sure we do it was a big party at the Okay Corral NightClub last night!!
Americans celebrate Cinco de Mayo more than Columbus Day.
Well, by that assessment, we can say any attack against President Obama is anti-Black. However, I see many who would try to decry that assessment. Do you really believe that this is anti-Italianism?
Sure we do it was a big party at the Okay Corral NightClub last night!!
Americans celebrate Cinco de Mayo more than Columbus Day.
Non-Hispanic Americans don't celebrate Cinco de Mayo for what it actually means. They would have no reason to. It's about Mexico not the U.S. It's merely an excuse to party with cultural fare.
I used to be really against Columbus Day, not only because of the fact that natives were here before him, but because the Vikings were as well, and who even knows who else. But I've kind of relaxed since it is a detrimental part of our history. I'm still not thrilled at what happened to our native populations in centuries afterward, but it is a part of our history.
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