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Universities Rethink Thanksgiving: A Day of Mourning and Reflection

Colleges across the U.S. host events to decolonize Thanksgiving, focusing on Native American history and traditions.

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Updated: Nov 28th, 2024, 2:13 PM ET

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In recognition of Thanksgiving, various universities in the U.S. are hosting events aimed at decolonizing the holiday. Discussions center around acknowledging the historical trauma faced by Native Americans, with activities designed to foster understanding and respect for indigenous cultures. These events coincide with the National Day of Mourning, and highlight the need to reshape traditions in a more inclusive manner. Contextual issues surrounding Thanksgiving mythology and indigenous struggles are also discussed, along with recommendations for political engagement and recognition of indigenous history within the framework of American democracy.


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