Any ideas on how to Thanksgiving decorate the house in a politically correct way?

[Baitball Blogger]

I'm guessing, lots of fall leaves and colors, pumpkin harvest and...lots of fall leaves and colors.

I've got nothin.

[samplegirl]

1. Someone at your table without!

[PoliticAverse]

2. Avoid any depictions of animals or humans and you should be fine. n/t

[hlthe2b]

3. Yup and Indian corn if you can find it...

[central scrutinizer]

4. Tough one

I used to work for a university program for non traditional students. Many were suffering from food insecurity and I set up a couple cupboards in our staff room for food donations that any staff person could give to any student at any time. But I ramped it up at this time of year and collected money to buy turkeys and other traditional fare and put together substantial boxes for 3-4 families that were selected by staff. I thought this was a good thing. But, one staff member was a Native American and any reference to Thanksgiving was like rubbing salt in a wound, right up there with Columbus Day. Like white privilege, I was unaware of my offense. All of a sudden I felt defensive and confused. I went ahead anyway with the food distribution.

[Sneederbunk]

5. Nothing orange.

[jmowreader]

6. Start here

[Donkees]

8. Purple artichokes, pomegranates, bittersweet branches, ruffled kale, lady apples, etc.

[zanana1]

9. Those arrangements are gorgeous.

I wish I had that kind of creativity.

[Donkees]

10. You can do it! Don't be afraid experimenting putting things together.