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Gathering on Cole’s Hill in Plymouth each US Thanksgiving Day since 1970.
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National Day of Mourning. Gathering on Cole’s Hill in Plymouth each US Thanksgiving Day since 1970.
1970 –
United American Indians of New England leads National Day of Mourning.
According to United American Indians of New England. This is one side’s account, not established fact.
National Day of Mourning appears in The suppressed speech of Wamsutta James.
According to United American Indians of New England.
National Day of Mourning involved Frank B. (Wamsutta) James.
According to United American Indians of New England.
National Day of Mourning, located in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
According to United American Indians of New England.
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