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5 things to know: 10 years of Tulsa celebrating Native American Day

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Tulsa was the first city in the state to adopt the October holiday sometimes called Indigenous Peoples Day. The goal was to enlighten people about history — namely, that Christopher Columbus didn’t discover America.

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5 things to know: 10 years of Tulsa celebrating Native American Day

Tulsa was the first city in the state to adopt the October holiday sometimes called Indigenous Peoples Day. The goal was to enlighten people about history — namely, that Christopher Columbus didn’t discover America.

·Tulsa, United States
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Tulsa World broke the news in Tulsa, United States on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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