So the whole exercise of recognizing indigenous peoples becomes meaningless.

Recognizing the culture of indigenous people is important history to teach our children and the tyranny that happened to these people on their land is vital for Americans to understand.

Indigenous people aren’t mixed muts. They have languages, were mathematicians, farmers, astronomers, scientists, healers. There’s a lot to learn there, remember and celebrate. Much of this has been forcibly forgotten and that’s sad and very devastating to them.

Columbus introduced the Americas to our European culture, but he did not “discover” the Americas. There were people here living and thriving before Europeans came over with illness, rape and their globalist pursuits of gold and land.

I’m a conservative that thinks that Columbus was an opportunist and some might say rapist. I don’t think there’s much to celebrate about that guy.

So the whole exercise of recognizing indigenous peoples becomes meaningless.<

Recognizing the culture of indigenous people is important history to teach our children and the tyranny that happened to these people on their land is vital for Americans to understand.

Indigenous people aren’t mixed muts. They have languages, were mathematicians, farmers, astronomers, scientists, healers. There’s a lot to learn there, remember and celebrate. Much of this has been forcibly forgotten and that’s sad and very devastating to them.

Columbus introduced the Americas to our European culture, but he did not “discover” the Americas. There were people here living and thriving before Europeans came over with illness, rape and their globalist pursuits of gold and land.

I’m a conservative that thinks that Columbus was an opportunist and some might say rapist. I don’t think there’s much to celebrate about that guy.