H 3419
An Act establishing Indigenous Peoples day
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Bill overview
This bill proposes to officially recognize Indigenous Peoples Day in Massachusetts by having the Governor issue an annual proclamation designating August 9th as the day to observe it. Currently, many communities observe Indigenous Peoples Day on the second Monday in October. This legislation seeks to establish a consistent, statewide recognition of Native American history and culture. It aims to honor the contributions and resilience of Indigenous peoples.
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Primary sponsor
Jeffrey Rosario Turco
Cosponsors
David F. DeCoste
Jeffrey Rosario Turco
John J. Marsi
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