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Not that these are the Native Americans one typically sees in Thanksgiving pictures or cards, but the Mystery Sender asks another provocative question: "Are we honoring the "First Americans" or making a spectacle them?" You be the judge.
A postcard a day, from a large collection of postcards received, sent to me by me, and/or collected over the last 30+ years.
I think we are just getting together because it is expected of us and because it is fun! I don't think we are making a spectacle of the Native Americans...it's history that is out of our hands for sure.
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