Really?
Ramadan can cycle through the year, so that would rule out any special days at all in your logic. Easter has a roughly four week spread, so that rules out a month of days you won’t allow. Why should religion get to dictate choices for other people? Although I have seen no outrage from either Jews or Muslims concerning special days. Maybe they are just better at carrying on with their religious observations instead of searching for political outrage.
What is the significance of these dates?
First Friday in March: National Employee Apreciation Day
or all
these other days that happen to fall on Easter (slaps in the face to Christians?)…some have a significance others do not.
In the big picture, we didn’t tend to care that much about any of those days, until now. When a segment of the population has decided to be offended at anything in the public sphere (whether books, film, speech or appearance) that recognizes the existence of a tiny minority. Easter is not about transgenders and should be about more than being outraged. It is also not a holy day to be foisted on the country to the point where recognizing others is anathema Because Christians don’t like it.
Maybe Christians should worry less about OTHER people and focus more on their own comportment.