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How Thanksgiving Glorifies the Violence Against Native Americans
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Thanksgiving, a cherished holiday celebrated by millions of Americans, has long been associated with images of Pilgrims and Native Americans coming together in harmony to share a feast. However, a deeper examination of the history surrounding Thanksgiving reveals a complex and troubling narrative that has often been glossed over. Many Native Americans view Thanksgiving as a reminder of the violence