Goodbye, Columbus? If the radical revisionists have their way, Christopher Columbus will become persona non grata in the hearts and minds of Americans. Though Columbus Day remains a federal holiday, locales across the nation have deep-sixed the Admiral of the Ocean Sea. Indeed, eight states have switched to "Native American Day" or "Indigenous Peoples' Day": Alaska, Minnesota, South Dakota, North Carolina, Oregon, Vermont, Maine and New Mexico.

The University of Notre Dame — a Roman Catholic school of higher learning — has concealed its painted murals depicting the exploits of Cristoforo Colombo. And the National Education Association — whose mission is the edification of the young — is seeking to replace Columbus Day with "Indigenous Peoples’ Day." What's next, a Columbus City Council resolution calling for a name change to Shawneeville?