“Thanks to the president’s immigration order,” he sighs to his alarmed family, “We’ll be having extra guests this Thanksgiving.” After numerous complaints, some pointing out the irony ...

I think it is the same in many Native households. It is ironic that Thanksgiving takes place during American Indian and Alaskan Native Heritage Month. An even greater irony is that more Americans ...

Thanksgiving might seem to some like a fairly ... Lincoln pointed out the irony that Americans “Both read the same Bible and pray to the same God and each invokes His aid against the other.” ...

The first Thanksgiving meal was never regarded as ... “In a final twist of irony, her end-of-life care was financed anonymously by The Florist’s Exchange.” ...

I have a confession to make—a dirty little secret that I can no longer keep a secret. I’m Indigenous and I’ve always celebrated Thanksgiving. There, I said it! If you’re wondering why this ...

The T-shirt served as an ironic reminder that unless we are 100 ... The narrative about America that we celebrate on Thanksgiving is one of gratitude, humility, and mutual respect.

Editor: Ironic, is it not? Baltimore City has its annual Thanksgiving Day parade and not one float has a turkey, Pilgrim, American Indian, or anything else dealing with Thanksgiving, but plenty to ...