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Stamford Schools Cut Columbus and Veterans Days Sparking Media Storm

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Eleven Italian-Americans were slaughtered by a bigoted, cheering mob in 1891. Al Fusco, a retired dentist, fought four years ago to keep the statue of Columbus in the downtown park. Columbus Day symbolizes that, he says. Columbus and his federal holiday have become increasingly divisive.

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Stamford Schools Cut Columbus and Veterans Days Sparking Media Storm

STAMFORD – For Al Fusco, Columbus Day is as much about what happened in New Orleans in 1891 as it is about the voyage of an Italian seafarer in 1492. New Orleans helps explain why Fusco, a retired dentist and founding member of the Stamford chapter of UNICO, an Italian-American service organization, fought four years […] The post Stamford Schools Cut Columbus and Veterans Days Sparking Media Storm appeared first on CT Examiner.

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