An Act establishing Indigenous Peoples day
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill proposes to establish an annual Indigenous Peoples Day in Massachusetts, specifically designating August 9th as the day for celebration. It seeks a proclamation from the Governor to recognize and honor the history and contributions of Indigenous peoples. The bill is a petition to the legislature, requesting the Governor to issue this annual proclamation.
Key provisions
- Designates August 9th as Indigenous Peoples Day.
- Requests a yearly proclamation from the Governor.
- Recognizes the history and contributions of Indigenous peoples.
- Is presented as a petition to the Massachusetts legislature.
Who is affected
- Indigenous peoples of Massachusetts
- Residents of Massachusetts
- The Governor of Massachusetts
- The Massachusetts Legislature
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Primary sponsor
Jeffrey Rosario Turco
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