Showing posts with label Black shopping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black shopping. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 16, 2014

Kwanzaa 2014 Events

It's that time again!  I am listing Kwanzaa events in the U.S. and internationally on my Kwanzaa website.

In addition to Kwanzaa events in the U.S., I have included events in the UK, Canada and South Africa.

If you are holding a Kwanzaa event, or are aware of one, and don't see it listed, leave the details in the comments section below and I'll add it to the list.  

You can also find information on the history of Kwanzaa, plus background info and lots of gift ideas - books, music, DVDs and more. 


Thursday, December 01, 2011

Preview: Kwanzaa: Do Black Consumers Buy Black?


As the season of Kwanzaa approaches, we are asking, Do Black Consumers Buy Black? We will be joined by Charles Taylor, author of Kwanzaa: How to Celebrate It in Your Home. For more info, and to listen in, scroll down.

Listen to internet radio with Zhana21 on Blog Talk Radio

Click here to listen or phone in, on Saturday the 3rd of December, 4:30 p.m. EST, 9:30 p.m. GMT.

If you miss the broadcast, you can still listen to the recording there.

Click here for lots of Christmas and Kwanzaa gift ideas.

Click here to read about Kwanzaa.

Monday, January 24, 2011

Black Shopping and Buying Habits

I have been looking into ways to research the shopping and buying habits of Black consumers, and I have a few suggestions.

To find out more, see: How to Research Black Shopping and Buying Habits.

Click here for more free advice for Black business owners.

Here's to your success!

Saturday, December 18, 2010

Nikki Giovanni - 100 Best African American Poems

The 100 Best African American PoemsThe 100 Best African American Poems Edited by Nikki Giovanni.

Who better than Nikki Giovanni to collect these treasures?

To read my review, click here to download the Black Holiday Gifts Guide 2010.

If you are looking for a brilliant gift for Xmas and Kwanzaa, this is a great place to start.

We have loads of great gift ideas for all the family:

* Books for young children, older children, biographies
* Books about Black history and Black achievers
* Books about Kwanzaa
* Music - CDs, DVDs and mp3 downloads
* Toys, games and activities

As well as articles, ideas for free online family fun, and lots more.

Click here to download the Black Holiday Gifts Guide 2010.

See also: Loads of Free Stuff for Black Parents and Children

From Pain to Passion in 7 Weeks

A Christian Book for Teenage Girls

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

From Pain to Passion in 7 Weeks

What Will Set You FreeCynthia James, author of What Will Set You Free, promises to move you from pain to passion in seven weeks.

What Will Set You Free contains a series of challenging practical exercises to help you bring about positive change in your life.

To read the review of this book, click here to download the free Black Holiday Gifts Guide.

We have loads of great gift ideas for all the family:

* Books for young children, older children, biographies
* Books about Black history and Black achievers
* Books about Kwanzaa
* Music - CDs, DVDs and mp3 downloads
* Toys, games and activities

As well as articles, ideas for free online family fun, and lots more.

Check it out: click here to download the free Black Holiday Gifts Guide 2010 now.

Monday, December 13, 2010

Loads of Free Stuff for Black Parents and Children

The Black Holiday Gifts Guide has loads of free resources for Black parents, children and families.

Online Fun for You and Your Children

We have lots of free online fun for your children, including free resources they can download and print out.

Print out and color a Kinara.

There's an online Black history quiz.

And lots more free resources.

click here to download the free Black Holiday Gifts Guide 2010 now.

African American Gifts

Plus, we have lots of children's gifts you can buy. We have gifts for all the family - toys, coloring books, Black history board games and more.

Our coloring books include:

African American Leaders Activity and Coloring Book
Famous Black Women
African Designs Coloring Book

and more.

Check it out: click here to download the free Black Holiday Gifts Guide 2010 now.

See also: A Christian Book for Teenage Girls.

Saturday, December 11, 2010

Modern Day Slavery - What U Need to Know

New Year's Eve is Watch Night, the night when many people across the U.S.A. celebrate emancipation from slavery. But has slavery really ended?

What U Need to Know - Click here to listen tonight, 7 p.m. UK time, 2 p.m. EST. Please phone in if you want to, or join us in the chatroom.

If you can't listen tonight, click here to listen to the recording.

For loads of Black history books and DVDs, click here for the Black Gifts Guide 2010.

Wednesday, December 01, 2010

African American Holiday Shopping

The Black Gifts Guide 2010 is now online. Looking for a brilliant gift for Xmas and Kwanzaa? Click here to download your free copy now.

We have lots of free online fun for your children. There are also free resources they can download, print out and keep.

Print out and color a Kinara.

There's an online Black history quiz.

And lots more free resources for children and parents.

Plus, we have lots of children's gifts you can buy.

And articles about Kwanzaa. This guide will continue to be a resource for you and your family.

New for 2010: we now have book reviews, too!

Click here to order your free copy now.

See also: African American Holiday Gift Shopping.

Friday, November 12, 2010

Do Black Consumers Buy Black? Tomorrow (Saturday)

Ujamaa, or Co-Operative Economics, is one of the principles of Kwanzaa.

This month, as Kwanzaa and the holiday season approach, What U Need to Know asks, Do Black Consumers Buy Black?

Click here to listen or to join us in the chatroom. The show starts at 2 p.m. EST, 7 p.m. UK time:

I hope you will join us.

Plus click here to downlod the free Black Holiday Gifts Guide. With gifts that reflect African American history and culture - books, music and more - plus crafts, activities, and recipes for Kwanzaa and the holiday season