May is Jewish-American Heritage Month

History of Jewish American Heritage Month In 1979, President Carter proclaimed the first-ever Jewish American Heritage Week, which was designated as a week to recognize and honor the contributions of Jewish Americans to the United States.  This proclamation aimed to celebrate Jewish American culture, history and achievements, as well as promote mutual understanding and respect among different communities. President Carter’s recognition of Jewish American heritage helped to highlight the valuable […]

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March is Irish-American Heritage Month

In 1991, President George H. W. Bush issued the first proclamation designating March as Irish-American Heritage Month. However, the first recorded celebration of Irish-American Heritage in the United States dates back to 1762 with a parade in New York City. The annual tradition of the Presidential Proclamation continues today with the “Taoiseach,” the top political figure […]

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