Why These Native Americans Observe A National Day Of Mourning Each Thanksgiving

In America’s indigenous communities, the Thanksgiving holiday is a reminder of loss.

HuffPost visited Plymouth, Mass., to speak with the United American Indians of New England as the group plans their annual National Day of Mourning.
 

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