No argument here. Since 2021 or so we've attempted to start new traditions. With families that have different beliefs or religions, I've long believed you don't need a building, congregation, or specific set of rules to celebrate a time of the year where the celebration of the Solstice goes back more than 2000 plus years.
The past few years it's become about family and getting to know the younger generations better. We've gone from Dirty Christmas to "Pasta Rustic-a" a Saturday evening gathering just to visit with siblings, nieces, nephews, spouses and now a newer generation of kids. No politics, just regular conversation.
We've also extended invitations for family members to visit while Colonial Williamsburg is at its season's finest, fireworks and crowds options. Decorating is minimal. I did enjoy the Too Hot to Handel concert on PBS the other night.