National Day Of Mourning 2022

Plymouth, MA - November 24: A sign reads Plimoth Patuxet degrades the Wampanoags and rests next to Plymouth Rock during The National Day of Mourning in Plymouth. While families throughout the country celebrate Thanksgiving, many Indigenous people and supporters observe the National Day of Mourning, founded in Plymouth in 1970. Hundreds gathered to remember the genocide of their ancestors and the theft of Native land. The event began with a prayer service at the statue of Massasoit Ousamequin and was followed with a march through historic Plymouth. (Photo by Erin Clark/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)