The annual celebration of African-American culture honors 7 principles, one for each day, teaching lessons for families to live by. The first one is Umoja, which represents unity. Kwanzaa runs through ...

Kwanzaa, celebrated December 26 to January 1 each year, is a time for families and communities to come together to remember ...

A 9.1-magnitude earthquake on 26 December 2004 caused a tsunami which hit a dozen countries and killed some 220,000 people.

Like many of the winter holidays, food traditions loom large over the vibrant tables of the Kwanzaa feasts. But what food do ...

Each table had a paper decoration of the Kinara, a candle holder with seven candles representing the Nguzo Saba or seven ...

December 26 marks the beginning of Kwanzaa celebrations across the United States, including right here in Arizona.

The Port Arthur Public Library will host a Kwanzaa celebration on December 27, 2024, at 2:00 p.m., focusing on the principle ...

In Swahili, kujichagulia or self-determination, is defined by the National Museum of African American History and Culture as ...

"Kwanzaa" comes from a Swahili phrase which means "first fruits." This is symbolized with fruits and vegetables on the ...

Every year on December 26, the annual commemoration of African-American culture that is Kwanzaa begins. Observed predominantly in the US and across nations of the African diaspora in the Americas ...

The start of the new year marked the end of the celebration of Kwanzaa, yet somehow it was still a day filled with hope and faith for new beginnings. We ...

one for each day, teaching lessons for families to live by. The first one is Umoja, which represents unity. Kwanzaa runs through January 1.