This is what my wife and I were taught.In my house, I refuse to set up the Christmas tree until AFTER everyone is as round as roly polys from dinner. I don't put up Christmas lights and decorations until Friday after Thanksgiving.
Tree and lights do not go up until the day after.
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I have to disagree. Retailers push the boundaries because they sense that the consumer is either okay with that or won't register an objection. Thus the Christmas season starts in November because no one objects to it. Or those that object are small in number.And yet this does not mean thanksgiving is being forgotten. It may not be acknowledged or used by retailers but that does not diminish it as a holiday which is what you're proposing.
If enough people objected then retailers would start including Thanksgiving more. But obviously that isn't happening. Hence either not enough people care or the minority just doesn't care enough.
So, Thanksgiving gets forgotten except one week prior to the day and the day itself. While Christmas gets an entire month and a half for everyone to remember. No one can forget because the retailers are pushing it.