Decolonizing the holiday: A way forward on Thanksgiving? : v

EDITOR’S NOTE: Though Thanksgiving is now passed, People’s World thinks it important to bring the following commentary article to our readers from Albert Bender, a regular PW correspondent. After speaking at a Native event this year on the “holiday,” he penned the following reflections.

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