If you're in the United States, today's a national holiday.
It is (as so many US holidays are– and so many holidays generally, honestly)... emotionally layered.
It's a time of love and family and togetherness for many. A time of, well, complicated, fraught family stuff and/or loneliness for many. And it's a communal celebration with the stories of colonialism and Indigenous genocide baked in.
That's a lot.
Here's a piece on the history of the Thanksgiving holiday from an Indigenous perspective, with a few more of the less-flattering (to settlers) details than they teach kids, and here'sa version with some resources for engaging kids.
And here, below, are some other offerings from Indigenous culture– for today, for every day.