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It’s that time of year again when your grandma and head aunt start figuring out the family plan for Thanksgiving. If you grew up in a Black household, you know there are certain rules that govern every Black family holiday — especially Thanksgiving.
Check out our list of Do’s and Don’ts to happily survive another Black Thanksgiving.
Do Eat A Light Breakfast
You’ll need something on you stomach while deal with the agony of Grandma still cooking from the night before.
Don’t Be On A Diet
It’s the holidays. When will you have access to this much home cooked food again. Treat yourself.
Do Cook Everything From Scratch
Ain’t no half steppin’.
Don’t Post Your Food On Social Media
We’re all eating the same thing.
Do Find An Undisclosed Location To Hide Your To-Go Plate
Your play cousin will find it and pretend it’s theirs.
Don’t Start Cooking On Thanksgiving Day
It just means you’re not dedicated to the craft. There’s a big difference between Thanksgiving meals that were prepped on Wednesday and meals prepared day of.
Do Be Prepared For A Shade Throwing Session
Get ready to be asked why you’re still single or watch the head aunt in charge judge everyone’s relationship — even though her husband has been cheating for years.
Don’t Bring Pumpkin Pie
Just don’t. It’s usually frown upon. Bring Sweet Potato Pie.
Do Bring Lit Games
You can never go wrong with spades or Taboo
Don’t Forget The Drinks
After all, what’s more lit than a family reminiscing section sponsored by Ciroc or Hennessy.
10 Do’s And Don’ts Of A Black Thanksgiving
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