October 12, 1935, Oshkosh Northwestern
Back when Christopher Columbus was more universally revered, school children marked the day with pageants and programs that celebrated the man's achievements in exploring. In today's politically correct world, still having a holiday in his name is a point of contention. And as you know, the blog does not intend to stir up discord but merely to reflect on the historical record of days past.
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