
By Seth Lynch, Carol Gnojewski
Part of the Celebrating Our Holidays series
Discover Kwanzaa's principles and their universal message for a brighter future.
Explore the origins and significance of Kwanzaa, a unique holiday created to help Black Americans reconnect with their heritage. Delve into its seven guiding principles, daily celebrations, and evolving popularity. How does this cultural festival inspire a universal message for a brighter future? Uncover the symbols and traditions that make Kwanzaa a time of reflection and joy.
Kwanzaa is a unique holiday. It’s not only less than 60 years old, but also isn’t affiliated with any faith. Kwanzaa was created in the 1960s by a Black American for Black Americans to reconnect with their heritage and culture. Based on African harvest festivals, Kwanzaa is a week-long time of celebration and contemplation. This volume introduces readers to the holiday’s origins, details what a celebration is like day by day, and explains symbols of Kwanzaa, as well as discusses how the holiday’s popularity has changed over time. A creative craft helps make this learning experience even more enjoyable.
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