On the fourth Thursday of November, Americans put politics and personal grievances on pause to count the year’s blessings over a hearty Thanksgiving feast. At least in theory. 

Cornucopia centrepieces and “Kumbaya” moments live mostly in Martha Stewart catalogues and Norman Rockwell paintings. Thanksgiving tables are fertile ground for awkward silences, bitten tongues, and quotable rants from drunken uncles...

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