Seattle school board replaces Columbus Day with Indigenous People Day

Political correctness running amok in the northwest? Shocking.

Seattle School Board replaces Columbus Day with ‘Indigenous Peoples’ Day’
http://t.co/rPXf873Kog

— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) October 5, 2014

Genius has limits, but stupidity has none –Seattle School Board replaces Columbus Day with 'Indigenous Peoples’ Day' http://t.co/28rR2xyHKG

— Bob (@Bob72270) October 5, 2014

https://twitter.com/Scriva85/status/518876884621602816

https://twitter.com/AlphaHunter72/status/518693514788757504

@WashTimes On the upside, students will learn a new vocabulary word. Indigenous!

— ⚓? I Am Karen Boomer ? (@KarenJNTN) October 5, 2014

@WashTimes @JennJacques Does common core even teach kids how to spell indigenous?

— They call me Vandy (@SteveVDK_hunter) October 5, 2014

https://twitter.com/jddickson/status/518893958269648896

https://twitter.com/tab91787/status/518765520464932865

Seattle School Board Will Observe ‘Indigenous Peoples’ Day’ on Columbus Day via @CollegeFix http://t.co/HsZB4yhMYx

— Chris (@Chris_1791) October 5, 2014

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@DailyCaller Can't stop laughing! This is the epitome of stupid. Change Columbus Day to Indigenous People's Day? Columbus wasn't indigenous

— Sandi Hemming (@sandi_hemming) October 5, 2014

https://twitter.com/paddylongshanks/status/518882536274292736

Heh.

Is anyone indigenous to America? Didn’t people migrate here from Asia across the Bering Land Bridge to usurp the indigenous mammoths and saber tooth cats?

Maybe it should be Extinct Indigenous Wildlife Day? Check your human privilege, Seattle.