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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I still want to know what indigenous people’s food is. [/quote] I’m not doing anything crazy. Still having turkey, but cooking it on the grill with chiles. Mashed squash instead of potatoes. Stuffing made from homemade cornbread. I was going to do authentic indigenous food- the area we live in has Navajo, Apache, and Pueblo populations- but toned it down for my ILs. I’m not a fan of thanksgiving in general because of what it represents and thought this was a nice compromise. Next year the plan is to make good using only native foods I’ve grown, foraged, or hunted myself :) [/quote] Once again the issue is not choosing a different way to go about things. It's not being up front about that so a family member can decide whether or not they want to forgo the holiday dinner they've been looking forward to all year. If you're not a fan of Thanksgiving and you're not going to serve the regulars then why on earth are you hosting? It honestly sounds like you're privately happy about pulling a bait and switch on them to give them a spiel about the untold problematic aspects of Thanksgiving. And if they're generally nice and polite people then that's just a di@k move. I say that as a very liberal and progressive person. You don't have to ruin people's holidays by springing surprises on them in order to spread awareness. [/quote]
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