Holiday parties are a wonderful way to bring friends and family together to celebrate the season. Hosting a holiday event that reflects African American culture
PHILADELPHIA – The African American Museum in Philadelphia (AAMP) has announced a series of special programs and events to celebrate Kwanzaa, a Pan-African and African American
Jan. 1 marks the start of a new year and the conclusion of the Kwanzaa holiday. The principle of the day is Imani, which means
Dec. 31 is the sixth day of the Kwanzaa celebration. The principle for the day is Kuumba, which means creativity. On the sixth day, the
Dec. 30 is the fifth day of Kwanzaa, which celebrates the principle of Nia, also known as purpose. On the fifth day, the black candle,
Dec. 29 is the fourth day of Kwanzaa, which celebrates the principle of Ujamaa otherwise known as cooperative economics. On the fourth day, the black
Dec. 28 is the third day of Kwanzaa, which focuses on Ujima. Ujima means collective work and responsibility. The lighting of candles on the third
Christmas has ended, which means Kwanzaa has kicked off. Dec. 26 was the beginning of the seven-day holiday, which is known to honor African Americans’
One United States representative doesn’t believe Kwanzaa is an actual holiday. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who represents Georgia’s 14th Congressional District, pleaded with the College
Dec. 27 is the second of seven days of Kwanzaa. The second principle of the holiday is Kujichagulia, which is self-determination. The person who lights
The Kwanzaa holiday begins one day after Christmas and lasts seven days, during which African Americans and pan Africanists celebrate community. Dec. 26 marks the
From Dec. 26 until Jan. 1, communities across the nation will celebrate Kwanzaa. Created in 1966 by Maulana Karenga, Ph.D., more than 30 million people
Though she’s been the front runner for quite some time, Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton still has not had the smoothest of campaigns in her
Here are five facts you should know about the cultural holiday and weeklong celebration known as Kwanzaa. The meaning of the name: Kwanzaa derives its name
Kwanzaa is a spiritual experience to some, in that Kwanzaa’s last principal of faith or Imani helps African Americans come to terms with our own
Kwanzaa, an African American and Pan-African holiday, is celebrated all over the world and holds a great deal of significance in the Black community. With
Celebs and the Kwanzaa principles that define them
