Indigenous People's Day, celebrating American Indian culture and rewriting painful history
Autumn aligns with several significant days for American Indian communities – Indigenous Peoples’ Day (the second Monday in October), the National Day of Mourning (the fourth Thursday in November), and November is National Native American Heritage Month.
At least 17 states and Washington, D.C., officially observe Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Our state is not one of them, although in 2017, Nashville's Metro Council became one of the first capital cities in the South to officially recognize the day.
Today, leaders in the American Indian community sit down for a roundtable discussion about fall…
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