Primary Mission
In honor of all American Indians; past, present and future
Founded in 1993
In honor of all American Indians; past, present and future
Founded in 1993
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Let's
go for the real thing!
American Indians deserve a real
holiday to be observed in their honor. Attempting to make the day after
Thanksgiving any form of an observance for anything is a futile effort.
No one is going to take time to honor anything on Black Friday. Not Black Friday!
However
the people who are working to achieve the establishment of a
day for our people should be recognized and commended. They have laid
the ground work for the establishment of a true holiday. The time is
right.
Paul
and Joyce Allen met with U. S. Representative Dan
Boren in his
Congressman Boren
agreed with our views and even made a commitment to work to create a
bill to
put before congress, if the NCAI will join us and endorse the
establishment of
the holiday.
They even
discussed the abolishment of Columbus Day and making some other day the
Indian
holiday, if we find that congress refuses the establishment another
separate
holiday.
Mr. Boren sees and
understands the great benefits that the holiday will bring to the
Indian
People, the State of Oklahoma , and
the United States
We
now have something very positive to build on and you can help
tremendously. Please go to this link You Can Help and help us by
doing whatever you can do. It's easy and you can make a
difference and we can win.
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