§ 10.50 — Ethnic American Day
Plain-Language Summary
The first Sunday in June is designated Ethnic American Day in Minnesota to celebrate the diverse cultural heritage of all Minnesotans—from Native Americans who were the original inhabitants to immigrants from around the world who have shaped the state's culture. The governor can promote and encourage observance of this day, and public schools may offer programs to honor and preserve ethnic cultures and traditions.
10.50 ETHNIC AMERICAN DAY.
The first Sunday in June is designated Ethnic American Day, in recognition of the diverse population of Minnesota, from the Native Americans who were this land’s first inhabitants to other peoples from all parts of the world who also have contributed their cultures, traditions, and values to their fellow citizens. The governor may take any action necessary to promote and encourage the observance of Ethnic American Day. The public schools may offer instruction and programs to foster and preserve ethnic cultures, traditions, and values.
History:
History: History:
1990 c 405 s 1