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They may not agree on much, but some in Congress can agree that it's time to do away with Columbus Day.
At least five states and Washington, D.C., have done away with Columbus Day celebrations in deference to Native Americans.
"There is power in a name and in who we choose to honor,” Maine Gov. Janet Mills said Friday.
For Native Americans, the explorer's impact was "nothing short of a catastrophe," said John Jenkins, the university's president.
"There's a lot going on in the country," the "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" host acknowledged.
Obama's 2016 statement on the holiday noted "the pain and suffering reflected in the stories of Native Americans who had long resided on this land."
"The City of Columbus will be open on Columbus Day," a brief statement on the city’s website reads.
Glenn Cantave believes white supremacy in 2017 stems back to 1492. And he's letting NYC's mayoral commission know.