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The petition below is a personal initiative by Denyzio Laboy, submitted in his individual capacity as a Maryland resident. The Taino American Indigenous National Organization (T.A.I.N.O.) is not the sponsor, endorser, or organizer of this petition and does not engage in any lobbying activity related to it. This website form is used solely as a technical means for Mr. Laboy to maintain an accurate record of personal petition signatures and expressions of cultural support. All collected names and comments are for personal archival use by Mr. Laboy and will not be used by T.A.I.N.O. for organizational, legislative, or fundraising purposes.

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DENYZIO'S PETITION FOR THE TAINO RESOLUTION PROCLAMATION

Note: The following petition is shared by our founder, Denyzio Laboy, in his personal capacity as a private citizen.

This petition is not an official action of the Taino American Indigenous National Organization (T.A.I.N.O.) and does not represent the organization’s lobbying or legislative activity.

Note: This is a public invitation for all who advocate for education, honor truth, heritage, and justice to stand in support of recognizing the living Arawak Taíno people. While signatures from Maryland residents carry special significance as this resolution is presented to the state of Maryland, every voice—near or far—adds strength to this movement for acknowledgment, respect, and the preservation of Indigenous identity.

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Denyzio's Resolution Proclamation Petition

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I support this petition for the Proclamation of Resolution of the Arawak Taíno Indigenous People
I support the petition to officially recognize the fourth Saturday of April as "Arawak Taino Heritage Day".
Linguistic experts have stated that words like hammock, hurricane, tobacco, and canoe derive directly from the Taíno Arawak language; given this fact, wouldn't it be reasonable to also recognize the people who created these words still exist today?
According to archaeologists , medical experts, and scientists, DNA can remain in a corpse for up to a million years. Therefore, if there are living descendants of the Taíno Arawak, wouldn't it be logical to think that they still exist today?
I support the completion and submission of these documents as a means to promote knowledge and educational truths that should be learned and preserved.
By submitting this form, I affirm that my participation is entirely voluntary and represents my personal support for the petition requesting the State of Maryland to recognize the existence of the Arawak Taíno people and Arawak Taíno Heritage Day.
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