Declares the second Monday in October as Indigenous Native American Day in Mississippi.
Mississippi HB845 amends the state code to declare the second Monday in October as Indigenous Native American Day. This day is intended for recognition and observation but will not be recognized as a legal holiday. The bill also includes provisions for other days of recognition and observation, such as Hernando de Soto Day, Armistice (Veterans') Day, and Tuskegee Airmen Day.
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