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Thanksgiving Offers Day of Reflection for Many Native Americans in California

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Central Valley Native American Tribe Wants its History Remembered

As many people celebrate Thanksgiving in California, some Native Americans have a different perspective on this day and what it means.  Among the challenges indigenous people face is keeping their cultures alive.
Reporter: Alice Daniel, Valley Public Radio

How Do California Chefs Prepare for Thanksgiving?

Many restaurants are open on Thanksgiving, but chefs may also be busy preparing a meal for family and friends at home.
Guests: Mark Dommen, One Market in San Francisco, Mica Talmor, Pomella in Oakland, Suzanne Tracht, Jar in Los Angeles

 

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