The annual American holiday of Thanksgiving falls on November 23 (tomorrow) this year, marking the day when early settlers in America celebrated their survival almost 400 years ago with the assistance of divine intervention.
Historians continue to investigate the events of the first Thanksgiving, which took place in Plymouth, Massachusetts. The location is now home to a thriving historical museum, replicating the lives of the pilgrims and Thanksgiving traditions.
The museum, recreated for tourists, includes the stories of the indigenous Wampanoag tribe, who shared the first Thanksgiving with the English settlers.
Mali Sosa, a member of the Wampanoag tribe and the museum’s lifestyle reenactment coordinator, shared that the Wampanoag tribe still exists. Sosa aims to make visitors understand that the Wampanoag tribe is not just a part of history or a…
