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Thanksgiving’s Hidden Stories: Native Roots, Food Safety, and Cultural Reflection
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In this episode of Inspector Mama, we peel back the layers of Thanksgiving to uncover the history and traditions we often overlook:
What We CoverThanksgiving’s True History
- A closer look at the story of the Wampanoag people, the consequences of colonization, and the overlooked truths about the first Thanksgiving. Learn how this holiday connects to resilience and resistance, rather than the sugar-coated myths often taught in schools.
Native Ancestry in Mexican-American Identity
- We briefly explore the Native roots many Mexicans and Mexican Americans share. From Indigenous civilizations to the complexities of mestizaje, this is a topic we’ll dive deeper into in future episodes.
- Inspired by Latin History for Morons on Netflix, we encourage you to start exploring the rich and often erased Indigenous histories in Latin America.
Holiday Food Safety Tips
- Keep your Thanksgiving meal safe and stress-free with these essential tips:
- Cook poultry to 165°F, meat to 145°F, pork to 145°F, eggs to 160°F, and vegetables to 135°F.
- Avoid leaving food out for more than 4 hours, and cool leftovers properly.
- Always wash your hands—it's the first defense against foodborne illnesses.
- Keep your Thanksgiving meal safe and stress-free with these essential tips:
- Learn about the Wampanoag history
- Explore Latin History for Morons on Netflix
- Thanksgiving food safety guidelines
- Atsilvgwodi: Beloved Men and Women (A free downloadable book for kids provided by Cherokee Speaks to learn about the Beloved Men and Women of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI).)
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