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When and why did Halloween become a staple holiday in the US? I don't hear about any Halloween celebration prior to the boomer generation.
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Anonymous
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It's the same consumerist garbage plot by corporations that made Valentine's Day a thing.
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Anonymous
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Shit ton of kids after WWII, Halloween is a child-centric holiday. As most things in America, it became a staple because of advertisements and capitalism. Trick-or-treating was also not part of the original holiday.

It's just goth Christmas.
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>>18654465
>began over 2000 years ago
http://www.google.com/search?q=halloween+history

op is as dumb as that costume kek
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