Kwanzaa

While my Jewish friends are winding down from Hanukah and our own family prepares for Christmas, I'm reminded of the 3rd, most mysterious holiday celebrated in December: Kwanzaa. But, What is Kwanzaa? In this post, and the infographic below, we'll learn all about this holiday. A Kwanzaa Infographic My Uncle is the only family member I can

Day 4 Kwanzaa Holiday 45 Piece Box Of Chocolates

Do you know how Kwanzaa started? Check out these fun and interesting Kwanzaa facts to learn more about this yearly tradition!

Umoja

Happy Kwanzaa! Day 1, UMOJA – Don't Forget the Half

Happy Kwanzaa! Day 2, KUJICHAGULIA – Don't Forget the Half

Happy Kwanzaa! Day 7, IMANI – Don't Forget the Half

Happy Kwanzaa! Day 5, NIA – Don't Forget the Half

KWANZAA is a seven day cultural holiday honored in the African and African-American communities, in celebration of their culture, family, and history. It is observed in the US from 26th December …

Happy Kwanzaa! Day 6, KUUMBA – Don't Forget the Half

Day 1: Umoja First Principle - Umoja Meaning Unity. To strive for and maintain unity in the family, community, nation and race.

The #FirstDay of Kwanzaa (December 26) On the first day of #Kwanzaa the black candle is lit in the Kinara. The black candle represents the first principle – #Umoja (oo-MOH-jah): #Unity #HappyKwanzaa

Umoja. Day 1 of Kwanzaa is Umoja. Umoja means Unity! Light the black candle.🔥