Reply With QuoteThis isn't true. Kwanzaa started in California in the late 1960's.Originally Posted by Bringthetruth
Yeah! torture!
This isn't true. Kwanzaa started in California in the late 1960's.
First Amendment rights are like muscles, if you don't exercise them they will atrophy.
Thank you!
First Amendment rights are like muscles, if you don't exercise them they will atrophy.
Kwannza is a celebration for all to enjoy.
Thanks for your support.
If you're driving through a park in the summer, and, see a banner pointing to the Smith Family Reunion, do you just assume they want you to join in the celebration, as well?
At my daughter's school's "Holiday Family Night" the Kwanzaa table was a big hit.
I'm just here to make people laugh. And to confuse people. Oh, and to irritate people.
I have hosted and have been invited to many Kwannza celebrations on many different college campuses, organizations, businesses, and groups. I like how college campuses use this as an opportunity to educate the community on all diverse holidays.
And I just have to add it was an especially big hit with the white kids LOL
I'm just here to make people laugh. And to confuse people. Oh, and to irritate people.
Thank you, yes, it is such a nice opportunity for many to learn from another culture. I always like to use food to introduce other cultures to less diverse groups. Food can work wonders to bridge the gap and teach understanding.
Raise your glass and fork for Culinary Diversity!
Yeah, just do a simple search on college campus and Kwannza and you will see how many colleges celebrate this great cultural event on campus.
Happy Kwhitezaa everyone!
hmmm..... but they can't celebrate christmas?Yeah, just do a simple search on college campus and Kwannza and you will see how many colleges celebrate this great cultural event on campus.
Ya know there is a winter celebration that is exclusively for whites.
Yuletide is Kwanzaa for whites!
Happy Yuletide everybody!
White privilege is negative. All colleges celebrate the majority holiday of Christimas in addition to all of the other minority celebrations to educate it's diverse community.
White, male, Christian, heterosexual privilege seems to be quite strong in the Buffalo region. I guess I am used to living in more diverse areas. Challenges are always good to learn from.
One should never discriminate against the majority because then they feel cheated and don't want to help with the educational process and tend to abuse their privilege.
White history has been mostly taught in the history books, this is slowly changing which still keeps the white history and adds all other racial and ethnic groups.
At what point do you start listening to your own fake advice?
You are a racist.
Face it.
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