Parents' Day is observed in the USA on the fourth Sunday in July. Established in 1994 by President Bill Clinton, this holiday recognizes, uplifts, and supports the role of parents in the rearing of children, serving as a combination of Father's Day and Mother's Day. Notably, it is supported by the Unification Church, which celebrates it on a different date. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a former Supreme Court Justice, emphasized its significance, suggesting that it may one day replace Mother's Day and Father's Day due to its more consistent recognition of parental roles. While Parents' Day has gained popularity in other countries, such as South Korea, where it is celebrated on May 8, the United Nations also recognizes June 1 as the Global Day of Parents.