Don't forget Kwanzaa!
 

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About Kwanzaa
Kwanzaa, or "First Fruits of the Harvest," is an African-American and Pan-Africian holiday which celebrates and strengthens community, family and culture over a period of seven days. Kwanzaa begins December 26th. Each day, a principle of Kwanzaa is celebrated:

The Seven Principles
Date Principle in English Principle in Swahili
December 26 Unity Umoja
December 27 Self-Determination Kujichagulia
December 28 Collective Work & Responsibility Ujima
December 29 Cooperative Economics Ujamaa
December 30 Purpose Nia
December 31 Creativity Kuumba
January 1 Faith Imani

Re: Don't forget Kwanzaa!
 

And, of course, don't forget Hanukkah and the great victory and miracles that happened back then.

Re: Don't forget Kwanzaa!
 

I've never really studied Kwanzaa. Can a Christian celebrate Kwanzaa? It sounds like a cultural holiday focused on philosophical ethics that could be compatible with one's faith as a Christian.

Is Kwanzaa cool?

Re: Don't forget Kwanzaa!
 

I'm thinking that while we should respect Kwanzaa followers, we are best to stick to the pagan holidays we are more familiar with, ie Christmas.

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LOL... That's funny.

But... concerning the opening post... I don't even celebrate Christmas... why on earth would I remember Kwanzaa?

Re: Don't forget Kwanzaa!
 

LOL

Re: Don't forget Kwanzaa!
 

Amen!

Re: Don't forget Kwanzaa!
 

Do you observe any holidays at all?

Re: Don't forget Kwanzaa!
 

I don't observe Christmas at all... for about 14 years now. Is that what you are asking?

Re: Don't forget Kwanzaa!
 

that is not what he is asking