I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again: Thanksgiving is a colonizer’s holiday. But how we choose to gather and honour long weekends like this, at a time of year that has always been in gratitude for the harvest can be an active choice that we make. Because to de-colonize our lives and our minds means to understand how we are either perpetuating or dismantling spaces or ideas that have been historically rooted in colonialism. And while we can’t just ‘get rid of holidays,’ and no one is saying we have to — how we show up during these times is what matters most. So happy gathering & harvest weekend y’all 🍂🤎 To be, play, exist, and work on this land is truly a privilege — so here’s to honouring the land, it’s original stewards, the generations that came before, and the generations to come after, so long as we take care of it. — Makeup details — ✨ colour corrector @livetinted ✨ foundation & liquid contour @narsissist ✨ @charlottetilbury bronzer ✨ @fentybeauty finishing / baking powder ✨ @anastasiabeverlyhills eyebrow gel ✨ @cheekbonebeauty lips & mascara ✨ headband by my favs @stellar25official ✨ beadwork by @lisa.beading 💕