Kwanzaa.
President
Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama are sending those
celebrating Kwanzaa their hopes for a prosperous and healthy new year.
The Obamas are calling attention to Kwanzaa's seven
principles, which include unity, creativity, faith and
self-determination. They say each principle represents the essence of
the holiday, but also represents shared values that draw Americans
together.
They're sending their best wishes to families and
communities in the U.S. who are coming together to light the candle
holder, called a Kinara, that's used to celebrate Kwanzaa.
The seven-day African-American holiday starts Thursday.
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President
Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama are sending those
celebrating Kwanzaa their hopes for a prosperous and healthy new year.
The Obamas are calling attention to Kwanzaa's seven
principles, which include unity, creativity, faith and
self-determination. They say each principle represents the essence of
the holiday, but also represents shared values that draw Americans
together.
They're sending their best wishes to families and
communities in the U.S. who are coming together to light the candle
holder, called a Kinara, that's used to celebrate Kwanzaa.
The seven-day African-American holiday starts Thursday.
- See more at: http://cnsnews.com/news/article/obama-sends-wishes-those-celebrating-kwanzaa#sthash.MoZRsxky.dpuf
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama are sending those celebrating Kwanzaa their hopes for a prosperous and healthy new year.
The Obamas are calling attention to Kwanzaa's seven principles, which include unity, creativity, faith and self-determination. They say each principle represents the essence of the holiday, but also represents shared values that draw Americans together.
They're sending their best wishes to families and communities in the U.S. who are coming together to light the candle holder, called a Kinara, that's used to celebrate Kwanzaa.
The seven-day African-American holiday starts Thursday.
If you're interested in the true origins of Kwanzaa, here it is.
While taking the "best of early Chinese and Cuban socialism" --
excluding, one hopes, forced abortions, imprisonment of homosexuals and
forced labor -- Karenga said Kawaida practitioners believe one's racial
identity "determines life conditions, life chances and
self-understanding." There's an inclusive philosophy for you.
Kwanzaa was the result of a '60s psychosis grafted onto the black
community. Liberals have become so mesmerized by multicultural nonsense
that they have forgotten the real history of Kwanzaa and Karenga's
United Slaves -- the violence, the Marxism, the insanity.
Most absurdly, for leftists anyway, they have forgotten the FBI's tacit
encouragement of this murderous black nationalist cult founded by the
father of Kwanzaa.
Kwanzaa emerged not from Africa, but from the FBI's COINTELPRO. It is a
holiday celebrated exclusively by idiot white liberals. Black people
celebrate Christmas. (Merry Christmas, fellow Christians!)
President
Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama are sending those
celebrating Kwanzaa their hopes for a prosperous and healthy new year.
The Obamas are calling attention to Kwanzaa's seven
principles, which include unity, creativity, faith and
self-determination. They say each principle represents the essence of
the holiday, but also represents shared values that draw Americans
together.
They're sending their best wishes to families and
communities in the U.S. who are coming together to light the candle
holder, called a Kinara, that's used to celebrate Kwanzaa.
The seven-day African-American holiday starts Thursday.
- See more at: http://cnsnews.com/news/article/obama-sends-wishes-those-celebrating-kwanzaa#sthash.MoZRsxky.dpuf
President
Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama are sending those
celebrating Kwanzaa their hopes for a prosperous and healthy new year.
The Obamas are calling attention to Kwanzaa's seven
principles, which include unity, creativity, faith and
self-determination. They say each principle represents the essence of
the holiday, but also represents shared values that draw Americans
together.
They're sending their best wishes to families and
communities in the U.S. who are coming together to light the candle
holder, called a Kinara, that's used to celebrate Kwanzaa.
The seven-day African-American holiday starts Thursday.
- See more at: http://cnsnews.com/news/article/obama-sends-wishes-those-celebrating-kwanzaa#sthash.MoZRsxky.dpuf
President
Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama are sending those
celebrating Kwanzaa their hopes for a prosperous and healthy new year.
The Obamas are calling attention to Kwanzaa's seven
principles, which include unity, creativity, faith and
self-determination. They say each principle represents the essence of
the holiday, but also represents shared values that draw Americans
together.
They're sending their best wishes to families and
communities in the U.S. who are coming together to light the candle
holder, called a Kinara, that's used to celebrate Kwanzaa.
The seven-day African-American holiday starts Thursday.
- See more at: http://cnsnews.com/news/article/obama-sends-wishes-those-celebrating-kwanzaa#sthash.MoZRsxky.dpuf
President
Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama are sending those
celebrating Kwanzaa their hopes for a prosperous and healthy new year.
The Obamas are calling attention to Kwanzaa's seven
principles, which include unity, creativity, faith and
self-determination. They say each principle represents the essence of
the holiday, but also represents shared values that draw Americans
together.
They're sending their best wishes to families and
communities in the U.S. who are coming together to light the candle
holder, called a Kinara, that's used to celebrate Kwanzaa.
The seven-day African-American holiday starts Thursday.
- See more at: http://cnsnews.com/news/article/obama-sends-wishes-those-celebrating-kwanzaa#sthash.MoZRsxky.dpuf