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Chicagoans Rally for the Return of City’s Historic Columbus Statue
A new legal effort is brewing in Chicago.
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Brooklyn’s Giglio Feast Rises on New Wave of Post-Pandemic Unity
The resurgence of the Feast, which dates back to 1903, represents the comeback of Italian American cultural events and traditions.
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‘Cancel Culture’ Activism Losing Ground to Pro-Columbus Movement
The momentum has shifted now that Italian Americans young and old have joined the fight to preserve their ancestors' history.
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Italian Parliament Votes to Defend Columbus Day, Statues in the US
Discussions on the motion began in October 2020, and its’ passage represents a landmark victory for Italians and Italian Americans alike.
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Italy Celebrates 75th Anniversary of Festa della Repubblica
The national holiday coincided with the return of indoor dining at Italy's bars and restaurants.
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Lone Survivor of Italian Cable Car Wreck Comes to in ICU
The 5-year-old boy awoke from sedation on Wednesday; meanwhile, three men have been arrested for suspected involuntary manslaughter and negligence.
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At Least 14 Perish After Cable Car Plummets in Italy
Our hearts break for the victims and their families; an investigation is under way.
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Man Who Beheaded CT Columbus Statue Ordered to Pay for Repairs
Brandon Ambrose was fined $8,800 after he was caught destroying a Columbus statue at the Waterbury, Conn. City Hall on July 4, 2020.
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The Anti-Columbus Playbook Is Unraveling in NYC
The tide is turning in New York and across the U.S., as Italian Americans mobilize to counter a jaded political formula.
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