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California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued a proclamation Monday declaring Oct. 12, 2020 as Indigenous Peoples’ Day in the state.
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The city of Berkeley held its 27th annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day Pow Wow celebration Saturday, with hundreds of people coming to join the festivities.
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Style guides can be seen as part of the larger discourse surrounding issues we face in our day-to-day lives, but they also reflect how far institutionalized language rules still have to go to keep up with the times.
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On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we celebrate the unique gifts that Native peoples and cultures bring to the world, the values of sustainable and peaceful living, caring communities, respect for Mother Earth. We celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day each year to remember when the native Taino people welcomed a group of strangers
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Twenty-five years ago, Berkeley became the first city in the United States to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples’ Day, setting a precedent for other cities and states to follow.
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Despite its stunning appearance, UC Berkeley, like much of the United States, is tainted by a history of dispossession of indigenous land and culture.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park was filled with the sounds of drumming and the bustle of vendors Saturday as community members gathered to celebrate the Indigenous Peoples Day Pow Wow and Indian Market, a daylong celebration of indigenous culture.
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UC Berkeley students and faculty gathered Monday to celebrate Indigenous People’s Day, a daylong event focused on the culture, dance and history of native people.
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