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Plymouth, Massachusetts Over 2,000 Indigenous people and their supporters — with thousands more in attendance via live stream — shut down business as usual in Plymouth, Massachusetts, on Nov. 23 to commemorate the 54th National Day of Mourning (NDOM). Here — where millions of tourist dollars depend on the origin…

Hundreds of people gathered on Cole’s Hill overlooking Plymouth Harbor to honor the 54th National Day of Mourning on Thanksgiving Day.

Indigenous leader Mahtowin Monro speaks about how the National Day of Mourning offers a corrective to US settler myths.

Speakers said there are connections between the struggle of Palestinian civilians under siege in Gaza and the Indigenous tribes that were forced off their land when white settlers arrived in North America in the 17th century.

Fifty years ago, the United American Indians of New England declared Thanksgiving a National Day of Mourning.

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Native Americans have said the story behind the holiday glosses over troubling periods in US history.

"Some, like Ms Smith, recognise 24 November as National Day of Mourning."

From the Macy’s Day Parade with enormous floating cartoons to presidents pardoning turkeys, the most American of holidays rests on the centuries-old story that Pilgrims and Native people held a feast of goodwill that spawned the annual turkey tradition observed across the U.S.