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The U.S. observed Columbus Day federally, while many states and cities celebrated Indigenous Peoples’ Day with events honoring Native heritage and resilience.
Americans observed both Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day, with federal and state offices, the U.S.
Postal Service, and the bond market closed, while essential services and many businesses remained open.
Indigenous Peoples’ Day events took place nationwide, including in Montana, Oklahoma, Maine, and Nevada City, featuring cultural performances, storytelling, art, and community gatherings that highlighted Native resilience and heritage.
While President Donald Trump reaffirmed Columbus Day as a federal observance, many states and cities continue to recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day as a way to honor Native history and promote inclusive education, reflecting a national shift toward acknowledging complex historical narratives.
Estados Unidos observó el Día de Colón a nivel federal, mientras que muchos estados y ciudades celebraron el Día de los Pueblos Indígenas con eventos que honran la herencia y la resiliencia nativas.