Some cities across the country have replaced the celebration of Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day or Native Americans Day. What do you think should be celebrated on this day?

Some cities across the country have replaced the celebration of Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day or Native Americans Day. What do you think should be celebrated on this day? Published on October 10, 2017 → Survey conducted on October 10, 2017 on 6071 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

All places should celebrate Columbus Day

27%

All places should celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day or Native Americans Day

21%

Every place should be allowed to decide for itself what to celebrate

36%

Other/Not sure

16%

All places should celebrate Columbus Day

27%

All places should celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day or Native Americans Day

21%

Every place should be allowed to decide for itself what to celebrate

36%

Other/Not sure

16%

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