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All right, do-do, do we gonna talk about Thanksgiving.

Turkey Day. Where is it from? How does it originate? Did the white people just

pull up and just steal the Native American history? Not I mean? This gave niggas measles.

I was like, alright, things for the food, things for the blankets, things for the women that

we're going to reap and pillage. We'll holl at you later. what happened i don't know i don't know for sure but history dot com knows

and this was updated uh this updated november 13th so this was updated a few days ago actually

so uh without further ado i'm going to read history.com

slash topic slash Thanksgiving from the history website. And I mean, and it starts.

Thanksgiving Day is a national holiday in the United States. And Thanksgiving 2020 occurs on Thursday, November 26.

In 19, I'm sorry, in 1621, 19, and 1621, the Plymouth colonists and Juan Panag Native Americans

shared an autumn harvest that is announced today as one of the first Thanksgiving celebrations in the colonies.

For more than two centuries, days of Thanksgiving were celebrated by individual colonies and states.

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