

A Native American Perspective Of Thanksgiving
Nov 28, 2024
Gerald Clarke, an ethnic studies professor at UC Riverside and a member of the Cahuilla Band of Indians, brings a rich perspective to Thanksgiving's meaning for California's Native American community. He reveals the stark contrast between traditional celebrations and indigenous practices of gratitude. Clarke highlights misconceptions about the holiday, the importance of accurate historical education, and the ongoing self-determination movement. He emphasizes reflection and cultural significance, urging listeners to recognize the deep historical context behind contemporary festivities.
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