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I just saw a report on the news saying this is the second night of kwanzaa and it showed people light the second light on the kinara this is a total rip off of our holiday! their 50 year old holiday was taken from us oh but wait they use 7 candles not eight so its totally different right. Yeesh.
Imitation is the highest form of flattery.
Its more like 10 years old (or less).
Well, it’s fun to say aloud (KwanZAA!).
Frankly, let our black brothers and sisters be influenced by us and develop a sense of national pride. All the best to them!
Is it spelled Kwanzaa or Chwanzaa or Hwanzaa? 🙂
lol @musser zoger… nice! (truly laughed out loud)
It is a made up holiday, so they do not feel left out of the seasonal spirit. If it causes them to be more menschlech, go for it!
Kwanzaa is a holiday that was invented as a black power festival by a radical Marxist sociology professor in the UC system in the 60s. It is downright subversive.
it is Malcolm X, Sharpton, Barron Obama racist holiday
still waiting on the adam sandler kwanza song. i always wanted to know who lights the kinora.
Arguably not Avodah Zarah since it was created recently without any claim of religious significance (making it a secular holiday similar to the classic “king’s birthday” or “Independence Day” or “Columbus Day” or “Veterans’ Day/Armistice Day/Remembrance Day”).
I couldn’t give a Kwanzaa about Kwanzaa.
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