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How was the Indigeneous People's Day was formed?

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How was the Indigeneous People's Day was formed?

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Around the time of 1977 social groups began to celebrate what we call now the Indigeneous People's Day: a day to honor and commemorate the legacy of the indians. Ironically, the day was chosen to be on or  columbus day; clearly supporting the ideals of social justice to honor the people whos lands we now occupy.

In 1922, the city counsel of Berkely declared october 12 a day to honor the Native Americans. The day was implemented into curriculum, libraries, and museums

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When did the day become recognized to nations

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When did the day become recognized to nations

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In 1992, the "International Day of the World’s Indigenous People" became an official day in the UK to be celebrated on August 9th. This holiday has become celebrated in a many number of other nations

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How did people who were not American Indians respond to the event?  What was the public reaction? 

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How did people who were not American Indians respond to the event?  What was the public reaction? 

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The implementation of the Indigeneous People's Day was positively received within the community. Other institutions have either created the celebration or replaced the day with columbus day in a response to recognize the natives.

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Why was this movement/event significant?

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Why was this movement/event significant?

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This movement is significant as it honors and commemorate those who had died defending the land that we currently live on. It gives a positive light to an unrepresented minority group.

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How does the event or topic connect to the conflict over the DAPL today?

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How does the event or topic connect to the conflict over the DAPL today?

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The morals of those who support the idea of the Indigeneous People's day and those who support the DAPL are existentially contradicting. Those who support the new holiday fight for social justice and the idea that we should celebrate diversity and those whose land we occupy. Those who support the pipeline have the desire to move on from the past and the natives land; to them, the 'sacred lands' of the natives has no value to them, and therefore gives reason to place the DAPL