RE: History of Thanksgiving
The time of year the White race can come together and share a feast commemorating their prosperity and blessings of the past year.
While the term Eucharistia is entirely unrelated to the annual observance, I thought it was a good opportunity to showcase how I've translated the common biblical word εὐχαριστία (thanksgiving) in Latin: by transliterating to eucharistia (never used in the Vulgate, available for independent use).
In an ecclesiastical connotation this relates to the Eucharist, however our bible translation is classical Latin (based on NV) and following classical loanword conventions this accurately portrays εὐχαριστία with no connotation to later church practices; and is the only option to accurately portray thanksgiving in Latin.
So — Fausta Eucharistia! 🦃🍂
Let's not forget what Thanksgiving always has been: a day of giving thanks to the Lord for what we have, in the company of friends and family; despite our racial adversaries.