To the Editor:

February is designated as Black History Month; March is Women’s History and Irish-American History Month; April is Arab-American Heritage Month; May is Jewish-American Heritage, Asian-American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month; June is LGBQT Pride Month and August is their anniversary month.

September is National Hispanic-Latino Heritage Month; October is Italian-American Heritage and Culture Month and November is Native-American Heritage Month.

We have one day in February to celebrate George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, two of the greatest leaders of their country and the left-wingers want to tear down their statues.

One day in July is set aside to celebrate our Independence, which, if we continue the road we are going down, we won’t have to celebrate any longer.

And last - although certainly not last - one day to celebrate the birth of the greatest man to walk the face of the earth - Christmas.

Jeff Tschetter
Huron