Petitioning the White House to Change Columbus Day to Exploration Day
As soon as I heard of Neil Armstrong's death, I instantly wrote an article about his triumphant life. It felt good, but it didn't feel like enough. Later in the evening, I turned on the TV (a rare occurrence for me nowadays) and flipped through channels to see what the world was saying about his life and his passing. In at least two media reports, they compared Armstrong to Columbus's achievement in exploration.
In the word's of 'Despicable Me,' "Light bulb."
I have never been a fan of having a Federal holiday named after Columbus's accidental conquest. Like my wife said when I mentioned this to her, "Why? Because saying he discovered America is like walking into a grocery store and saying you discovered milk?"
But even more than that, I thought it was a great idea to change Columbus Day to Neil Armstrong Day. After all, he is a true American hero who actually knew where he was going and he did what he did for a much grander purpose than for gold and conquest.
Since that moment, my excitement has only accelerated. I immediately contacted my good friends, Tom Diehl, former President of the Mehlville Board of Education and Dr. Rod Wright, political scientist and President of Unicom-Arc to see what we needed to do.
Mr. Diehl responded back that he liked the idea but suggested that the day be dedicated to exploration.
The next thing you know, Mr. Diehl wrote a brilliant petition for the White House on their 'We the People...' web site. A Facebook page was created and a new website/blog was formed.
The text of the petition is as follows:
"When Neil Armstrong passed, President Obama said, “Neil was among the greatest of American heroes – not just of his time, but of all time.” He said that the crew of the Apollo 11 mission in 1969 “carried with them the aspirations of an entire nation”.
“When Neil stepped foot on the surface of the moon for the first time, he delivered a moment of human achievement that will never be forgotten.”
We propose that Columbus Day be re-dedicated as Exploration Day, for the true American spirit is about achieving the impossible through exploration, scientific research, innovation and creativity. America continues to inspire the dreamers, the courageous, the adventurers and the resolute to reach farther, to build greater and to strive to make America that more perfect union."
The Hard Part
However, setting up our infrastructure was quite easy. The hard part is what we have to accomplish together to make this dream a reality and have the White House review our petition.
The bottom line is that we need 25,000 signatures in only 28 more days, September 26th, 2012.
That said, we are off to a good start. We have a meeting scheduled with a prominent columnist in the Post Dispatch and have picked up a couple of interested parties with a national presence who want to help us promote the idea.
The next question for you is, will you join us and sign our petition?
PaulRevere
5:19 pm on Thursday, August 30, 2012
KARL:
Actually, the first thing I thought about was.
Armstrong did nothing.
He got into a vehicle and took a ride. YO! the moon he landed on.
HE DIDN'T BUILD THAT!
What exactly did he do? He didn't even guide the spaceship?
Now Columbus? He had cruise control on his ship?
Taking the Beginnings of America's history away, is what you are all about.
So just because the President says "exploration" is Armstrong,
you want to change the meaning of Exploration.
("the act of traveling for purposes of discovery in the regions previously little known")
This country knew a lot about location and look of the moon. They knew exactly how to dress. The only discomfort was some Fumes.
I know I know --Stop my be-little-ing comments.
But yours' is offensive to real-EXPLORERS and what they stand for.
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Karl Frank Jr.
9:31 pm on Thursday, August 30, 2012
Repave Lure,
No one is trying to change history. We are just attempting to rededicate Columbus Day to exploration Day. History speaks for itself. Columbus is still obviously an explorer and would be remembered as such in an appropriate way.
Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon. I think the rest of your comments speak for themselves.
PaulRevere
11:40 am on Friday, August 31, 2012
"One small step for man"
"One Giant step for mankind"
This country has a different view of "Columbus Day" than one of Explorer.
His voyages led to European contact with America, He proved the World Round.
So the Moon stays exactly where it was. Mankind stays exactly where it was back then.
Your "explorers day" is good for some day of recognition, but to replace the much greater significance of "Columbus" steals the same recognition you would take From "Wright bros" as equivalent to "Boeing".
Also, you say discovering milk "in the store". Not even near the real explorer who would find milk in "UDDER" ways.
I'll take the Namechange when Man moves to the new Explored world.
I wonder if Martin Luther King day might be ready to be replaced, by this great
President of today? Surely, we were all ready for the "UNIFIER" to do his thing.
Karl Frank Jr.
11:46 am on Friday, August 31, 2012
Reveal Re Up,
Among other things you said that I disagree with, Columbus did not prove the world was round. That was already known. Columbus believed that the scientists of the day were off by 5000 or 6000 miles...of course, they dismissed him.
It was a well known fact among the educated population that the world was round.
That's just an old myth.
He also wasn't the first European to discover the continent. Leif Ericsson did it 400 years earlier.
If changing Martin Luther King Jr. day better fits a society in the future then that will be for them to decide.
Karl
PaulRevere
4:06 pm on Friday, August 31, 2012
Karl:
Any time you strike off a name from History, it is CHANGE.
I do not disagree with anything you quoted in writing the History of Columbus.
I just am against the date name change. Create another day for "exploration",
But don't use the insignificant Columbus date , which was never intended for recognition as an "EXPLORER"
There would then be a whole new dispute as to "WHO" is included in the explorer day.
Davey Crockett? H-mm, Lewis Clark on and on .
It would turn into a Hall of Fame selection day.
Columbus may be a native dislike, but it means more than "explorer"
The Oct date has no significance to exploration day.
If America believes the day of Moon Landing is an Explorer accomplishment--Than fight for that day.
I just disagree that the moon landing itself qualifies anywhere near Historical "Exploration". Has nothing to do with whether Columbus argument can be re-argued.
Karl Frank Jr.
9:57 pm on Thursday, August 30, 2012
For what it's worth, here is a good documentary on Columbus that you can watch with Netflix. http://movies.netflix.com/WiMovie/Christopher_Columbus_Explorer_of_the_New_World/70033875?trkid=2361637
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D Seidel
10:17 am on Friday, August 31, 2012
Considering how offensive Columbus Day is to many Native Americans AND how re-dedication as Exploration Day would honor American spirit of ALL Americans, I support this name change. Great idea and seriously, what would it cost? Hmmm...maybe even an economic bump for calendar makers. ;^)
Karl Frank Jr.
10:22 am on Friday, August 31, 2012
Not only that Donna, but if done correctly, or at least if celebrated in certain, specific ways, could actually increase our GDP through increased knowledge, intelligence, and critical thinking skills.
D Seidel
10:46 am on Friday, August 31, 2012
Wow, what would that be like? A bump for USA in global competition? ;^)
D Seidel
11:53 am on Friday, August 31, 2012
Good history and point, Karl! PaulRevere? Is that your actual name?
"Columbus did not prove the world was round. That was already known. Columbus believed that the scientists of the day were off by 5000 or 6000 miles...of course, they dismissed him.
It was a well known fact among the educated population that the world was round.
That's just an old myth.
He also wasn't the first European to discover the continent. Leif Ericsson did it 400 years earlier.
If changing Martin Luther King Jr. day better fits a society in the future then that will be for them to decide."
PaulRevere
3:21 pm on Friday, August 31, 2012
D Seidel:
So now the real reason comes out. ("Columbus did not prove"..."well known among the educated") Were you there?
You actually believe, Columbus name never belonged in history.
Maybe we should give your "explorer Day" time to "PROVE" that the moon landing was "One Giant Leap FOR MANKIND" Maybe one day---a myth!
(That it was "one Giant Leap for mankind") when in fact no one experiences that leap.
RE-DEFINING THIS COUNTRY is what I smell!
Let's give "Days" category dedication. No more Birthdays, No more Christian Holidays, No more Labor days (Why not call it Woman in labor day.)
Makes sense, an effort to take "GOD" out of America, would lead down the road to change whatever History has planted. A Santa-Claus, a Christmas season changed and relegated to "Holiday season" for no particular purpose. A "marriage" in the name of two men - two woman. Solar-Panel power day in the name Of "Education"
Woman's Right to "choose" not extended to "Parent's right to choose" Now, a long-time accepted "discoverer" of America removed in the name of "explorer".
Trust me -I don't need a "google" lesson here.
Karl Frank Jr.
10:29 am on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Pleurae Rev,
I think your conspiracy theory nature is getting the best of you. :)
Karl
Karl Frank Jr.
10:28 am on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Guest Bloggers are wanted to help us spread the word about our cause. 200-400 words is all you need and you can write as many or as few as you would like. Here is the link for more information http://explorationdayusa.org/?p=19
PaulRevere
4:07 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Columbus Day was made a Federal Holiday by FDR (1937)
Colorado was the 1st state (in 1906) to name "Columbus" day as their Father-like image to the Spaniard population "immigration" in that state.
Columbus was their Hero of accomplishments and a celebration of social progress.
Columbus was not just an explorer who happened to also spread the word to Europe. Hawaii, calls their Columbus day "Polynesian" discovery for the state.
SO, Columbus day had it's roots NOT AS AN EXPLORER reason , But as an Individual STATE people Ethnic and Patriotism.
F.D Roosevelt helped the American people regain faith in themselves.
FDR, saw that ALL the nation needed the spirit and some Father image to facilitate the melting pot of "Immigration-tumoil" and acceptance of foreign people in society.
FDR called on ALL USA to "CELEBRATE" Columbus Day to "TEACH ideas of PATRIOTISM, THE IMPORTANCE OF LOYALTY to the Nation and a celebration of SOCIAL PROGRESS (ACCOMPLSHMENTS)"
Who discovered America can be disputed, I know that . People LOOK UP TO their Father's for guidance.
Columbus, Historically was and still represents, (Not only a person of Exploration) but the higher image of Accomplshments. That's what FDR asked "teach ideas of patriotism" Faith & Hope and Charity of many.
Columbus Day has nothing to do with "Exploration". FDR knew the divided country needed a "Ethnicfather".
It has a lot to do with "FAITH" and "BELIEF" "ACCOMPLSHMENTS"
Karl Frank Jr.
4:25 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Ale Eve Purr,
Well, I can certainly understand why he (FDR) did that at the time. It's obviously something I disagree with FDR on. He had many great ideas, but this isn't one of them.
Either way, Columbus would still be recognized for the great captain and explorer that he was, even though he never relented that he had found a better route to Asia. He believed it until the day he died...after writing a memoir book of prophecies and how he fit into the larger picture as told through bible passages.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book_of_Prophecies
It was all part of his eschatological philosophy.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_eschatology
by the way, there is something really hard about reading and understanding your comments. I haven't put my finger on it yet, but I think it has something to do with the obsessive use of CAPS. It's just hard to read and detracts from what you are trying to say. It does not help you make your case at all, if that's indeed the cause.
It may also be that you are trying to say too much and makes the comment look disjointed and without direction. Perhaps a combination of both.
I am no grammar scholar though. I'm just speaking anecdotally from my experience.
PaulRevere
4:33 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
karl:
many things in this faith based society , you do not understand.
you do need a base to understand why a house can fall.
(I agree with you that caps are confusing.) but , anyone that can read all those
philosophical google sites could certainly navigate my comments.
Karl Frank Jr.
4:44 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Rave El Re Up,
I am a speed reader and get lost in what becomes gibberish in my mind. If I can't read it fast, I tend not to bother.
PaulRevere
4:24 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
I therefore hold my assertion that --Those who continue to want "change" in historical significance that the people needed to create this country --have an agenda.
That agenda is one to remove and re-define.
Re-defining in their own ways , why "WE" and our PREDECESSORS were wrong.
Re-defining re-classifying dates in History. Erasing them entirely.
A date and Person so instrumental to much of this countries workers.
Re-defining the past accomplshments that they have no clue to why nor how those accomplishments were attained. FDR's decision to use the "Columbus day"
speak for ALL of america. Those native's who are offended may have discovered America, But the "Immigrants" will always be those who MADE AMERICA what it is today.
We cannot have "makers" unless we have a "FATHER" (of course an analogy)
Someone we draw our moral principles. (That FDR recognized)
That's another story. A Religious Story, indeed.
I am certainly entitled to my opinion based on what we all read. FAIR?
Karl Frank Jr.
4:27 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
We obviously disagree on this point, but I see why you feel the way you do. I don't think you are correct, any more than FDR being guilty of the same thing at the time...the only difference being that this is now and that was then.
PaulRevere
6:01 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Karl:
You are a fair debater. That is why I like you.
I just don't feel it's good to take "Santa Claus" and tell the kids,
he does not Live. A loss of "Inspiration" was what I believe FDR
restored. The name Columbus meant a lot to FDR.(For the country)
He never said it was for the great explorer rights.
The moral core of this country goes down, if FDR's standard is diminished.
I would have voted for him back then.
Thanks for the debate.
PaulRevere
6:03 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Karl:
I had to get off my horse to stop the "bumpy" writing.
Karl Frank Jr.
6:18 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Now thats funny. :)
Karl Frank Jr.
2:15 pm on Sunday, September 2, 2012
I just spoke with Seth Shostak at SETI about coming on board. He's going to take a look at our material and see what he can do to help.
Here is the article he wrote titled, "Armstrong was no Columbus"
http://explorationdayusa.org/?p=24
PaulRevere
3:45 pm on Sunday, September 2, 2012
Seth at Huffington Post?
Certainly a perfect advocate for "re-defining America's discovery"
I would suggest you fight for the Day of landing on the moon.
(Or is that too hard to make a case)
New liberalism! What is it?
Instead of changing the Insurance laws and tax laws, it is much easier to change the "meaning of marriage".
We did'nt Build that ! A redefinition of Capitalism.
The liberals are the equivalent of "china's" copyright theft.
A whole new defense must sprout from we Americans who believe "change" is not
the same as "organism"
Karl Frank Jr.
4:30 pm on Sunday, September 2, 2012
Yes, he did write this artlce for Huffington, but he is the Senior Researcher at SETI.
Karl Frank Jr.
8:36 am on Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Great news! Rhett Allain from Wired Science, which has 2 million unique visitors a month has written an article in support of our partition.
http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/09/exploration-day/
A clip: "Why not instead celebrate all the great explorers? Neil Armstrong could easily be considered just as important (if not more) of an explorer than Christopher Columbus. What about Amelia Earhart? What about Robert Ballard? What about everyone of us? Instead of classrooms trying to find a way to look at the brighter aspects of Columbus – they could look at any number of great explorers.
You could be the explorer. You could celebrate yourself."
Karl Frank Jr.
8:38 am on Wednesday, September 5, 2012
We also have an article coming from Jeffrey Marlow of Wired Science and Fraser Cain of Universetoday.com. I'm pretty sure this is just the beginning. We have a meeting with a prominent columnist from the Post Dispatch today at 4pm. :)
PaulRevere
12:11 pm on Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Yes,
Explorer Armstrong.
The person who did absolutely ZERO exploring.
A Pilot maybe who navigated in a 20th century sit-down and put it on cruise control.
A pilot whose destination was set.
Calling Armstrong --The Man -- an Explorer is like calling every "Halloween fright night house of horror" VISITOR an explorer.
Better hurry, as the current President has all the mentality to enter His own name as HE "Explores" more ways to WASTE MONEY.
Hear me well readers-- Another re-defining of what "EXPLORE " means is happening.
I wonder, ,KARL,, when your new dictionary of Liberal definitions comes out?????
Karl Frank Jr.
1:33 pm on Friday, September 7, 2012
Big Day today. First, we made the Front Page of Wired.com - http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/09/why-exploration-deserves-a-holiday/
Second, we are tentatively scheduled to appear on McGraw Millhaven's show Wednesday morning at 7:50am.
On Sunday, a major columnist from the Post-Dispatch is writing a lighthearted column about our efforts, and we have many other leads.
A big thanks to Rhett Allain and Jeffrey Marlow of Wired Science to get this ball rolling!
Signatures have almost 7 times as many signatures as we had at 8 am this morning.
Sign now! https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/rededicate-columbus-day-exploration-day/Z608fK5N
Karl Frank Jr.
2:20 pm on Thursday, September 13, 2012
Media Updates:
Here is the audio from the Big 550 with McGraw Millhaven. Click on Audio and then "Karl Frank and Tom Diehl." http://www.ktrs.com/shows/weekdays/the-mcgraw-show#
And Fraser Cain of Universetoday.com endorsed our efforts as well. He indicates he may write an article in support. http://explorationdayusa.org/2012/09/13/fraser-cain-from-universetoday-com-plugs-exploration-day-efforts/
Karl Frank Jr.
11:13 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Tom Diehl and I were on St. Louis on the Air Today with Don Marsh 90.7FM
You can listen to the audio here: http://www.news.stlpublicradio.org/post/city-museum-co-founder-gail-cassilly-exploration-day
Karl Frank Jr.
7:11 pm on Monday, September 24, 2012
Was on KMOX with Mark Reardon today. Here is the audio.
Karl Frank Jr.
7:19 pm on Monday, September 24, 2012
Here is the link to the audio with KMOX http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2012/09/24/mark-reardon-newt-gingrich-roy-blunt-columbus-day/
Seth Simons
7:01 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
* Signatures needed - 23,473
* Total signatures on this petition - 1,527
One day left...... I'm glad people are giving this the appropriate attention it deserves. I'm thinking this petition has a better chance of getting enough signatures.
***Reinvestigate an alleged extraterrestrial vehicle crash near Roswell, NM in 1947 and an Air Force cover-up of the facts.**** LOL
Karl Frank Jr.
8:03 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Actually, we have some pretty big news to share, but we're not ready to share it yet. Some time around 2:30 or 3 we will be ready.
In the meantime:
"Exploration is a broad topic, but the exploratory spirit is not. It's a human characteristic that drives adventure, and progress while satisfying the insatiable need to know what's over the next horizon.
Exploration Day is a day to celebrate the risk takers with the ingenuity, creativity, and even the discipline to take a giant leap for humankind.
Exploration Day is a day to celebrate where we've been, but most importantly, where we could go if we all put our minds and efforts together for a common goal. It's both a celebration of our past as well as our future.
Exploration Day is a day to celebrate us - how far we have come, and how far we can go."
Karl Frank Jr.
11:49 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
So, here is a portion of the big news. We won't give all the details yet in order to avoid causing unforeseen problems, but basically we are going on national television on one of the Sunday morning network news shows with 5 million viewers, a week from Sunday.
Also, we have begun to assemble a board of advisers including professional explorers, professors, scientists, etc.
While this petition was not ultimately successful, it turns out to be something better than we thought it was going to be, which is stage 1, a networking of like-minded individuals and some national press to boot. Stage 2 is on the way! (Kind of like a 3 stage rocket to space!)
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