MY ANCESTORS WERE AT THE FIRST THANKSGIVING, AND YOU BETTER BELIEVE I’M PROUD OF IT
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✍️ The article discusses the importance of Thanksgiving and the Pilgrims' story, highlighting the challenges they faced and their reliance on faith and self-government. It also addresses the left's attempts to dismantle the holiday and the nation's shared heritage.
👉 The Pilgrims' story is one of struggle and triumph, and their reliance on faith and self-government is a key part of their legacy. 👉 The first Thanksgiving was a celebration of the Pilgrims' survival and their relationship with the Wampanoag tribe, rather than a celebration of conquest. 👉 The left's attempts to reinterpret the holiday as a celebration of genocide and colonialism are flawed and ignore the real history of the Pilgrims' relationship with the Wampanoag tribe. 👉 The Pilgrims' story is a reminder of the importance of self-government and the principles of freedom and liberty that the United States was founded on. 👉 The author's ancestor, Thomas Rogers, signed the Mayflower Compact and survived the harsh conditions of the first winter, and the author is proud of their connection to the Pilgrims' story.
-- #ThomasRogers #EdwardWinslow #WilliamBradford #Massasoit #JohnQuincyAdams #MateoLopez-Castro #Plymouth #America #Venezuela #Wyoming #politics
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