Celebrating our Culture
The EAIF was the first organization to push the idea of
European American Heritage Month, and this remains one of our important
projects. The symbolic importance of this endeavor is shown by the rabid
response we got from anti-white columnists around the country!
We have won some victories on this front. In 1998, the
California legislature unanimously approved a resolution declaring October
of that year to be European American Heritage Month. Various local governments
have followed suit.
However, the EAIF feels very strongly that we must not
wait for government to give its permission. It is important that we, as
free people, simply seize October as our own and take the initiative in
celebrating our heritage at this time of year. Let the government catch
up with us!
October IS European American Heritage Month, with or without
the bureaucratic stamp of approval. Celebrate with us!
EAIF Wants “European American
Heritage Month” Proclamation from Governor - While we don’t
need government’s permission to honor our people, the recognition
will help. Here’s our request to Governor Davis of California.
California Names October “European
American Heritage Month” - An article announcing our 1998 victory
Important Dates for
European Americans in October - Did you know that the current president
of the EAIF shares a birthday with Friedrich Nietzsche?
Be sure to investigate our extensive
cultural links on our main menu!
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