For many of us, Thanksgiving is the official kickoff to the holiday season—the one truly American holiday that unites us all. It’s a time to gather with far-flung family members, squeeze as many people as possible around the dinner table, strenuously avoid talking about politics, and feast on a meal that may or may not feature turkey, but either way is a heck of a lot of food.
But with COVID-19 rates rising alarmingly across the United States, many public health officials and government leaders are advising people not to travel or assemble in large groups. So is Thanksgiving canceled?
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How To Celebrate Thanksgiving While Minimizing the Risk of COVID-19
