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The invented Western history of Thanksgiving, the one often perpetuated as early as elementary school and idealized in broader American culture, is a harmful myth. Here at Electric Lit, we want to use this day to draw attention to the many stories and experiences of Indigenous people and remember the true history and legacy of settler colonialism.
Bay Area writer Chelsea T. Hicks is on a mission. As a member of the Osage Nation, Pawhuska District, and recent graduate of the Institute of American Indian Arts’ master of fine arts program, Hicks is pushing Indigenous writers to create works of art in their own languages in order to reconnect with — and champion — the very much alive Indigenous worldview.
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