Thanksgiving feasts should make a significant comeback in 2021, after almost two years of restrictions and distractions that undermined the grateful spirit of the holiday.

Last year, public health officials strongly discouraged leisurely, crowded gatherings that could become Turkey Day super-spreaders. But even before the pandemic, polarized politics led families to worry about bad tempers at the table. Psychologists often warned that shout-fest holiday dinners could deal long-term damage to family relationships…Click here to read the full column at Newsweek.com.