Kwanzaa is such a farce. It makes me sick. Who the f celebrates it anyway?
Kwanzaa's traditions are having a good time while dancing and doing plays/skits with friends
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Kwanzaa.
lights, Christmas trees ,candles ,and presents
Kwanzaa is very nice. The genders each wear a different outfit.
Kwanzaa It is an African American and pan African culture. It celebrated by African Americans in the U.S. When we have Easter egg hunts, we are combining a Christian holiday with ancient Greek and Roman pagan traditions.
The traditional colors of Kwanzaa are black, red and green. Kwanzaa is the holiday for ancient Africa for their celebration of Christmas.
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There is really little tradition for Kwanzaa. Kwanzaa was started in the United States in 1966 and has not had time to develop lengthy traditions.
No, there is no evidence that that's ever happened. However, some say that the candle-lighting in Kwanzaa was borrowed from Hanukkah.
Honor the African tradition of harvest festivals.
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This varies by culture. Coming up for example is Fiesta of Our Lady of Guadalupe, St Lucia Day, Las Posadas, DongZhi, Christmas, Chanukah, Kwanzaa and many other celebrations. Many families have their own traditions, a blend of new and old cultures, and some invented just for themselves.
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Kwanzaa is a secular holiday of recent origin in the United States, celebrated primarily among Black Americans. While it shares many of the traditions of Islam, it really is not connected with Islam. Both Muslims and Christians can celebrate Kwanzaa.
There is really little tradition for Kwanzaa. Kwanzaa was started in the United States in 1966 and has not had time to develop lengthy traditions.