Presidents Day, officially recognized as Washington’s Birthday, has evolved into a confusing holiday in the U.S. Over the years, states have adopted various names and ways to celebrate. While some honor only George Washington, others also recognize figures like Lincoln and Jefferson. Despite its popularity, many feel that the widespread celebration leads to a dilution of the intended honor. Suggestion for renaming the holiday has been raised in different states, reflecting ongoing debates over how best to honor American presidents. The establishment of multiple separate holidays for individual presidents adds to this complexity.