We may argue over the origin of Thanksgiving, but one thing is clear- I shouldn't be cooking

"There's different versions. You can go down a rabbit hole following them all. Some like it, some don't. Seminoles do, some Lakotas don't. Some think it's a good idea, some think it's celebrating genocide."

"In the early 17th century, in this new land, the colonists had no idea what they were doing. Many died. Friendly Native Americans helped them. Showed them how to plant, rotate fields. Indians were superb agriculturists."

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