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Showing posts with label Kwanzaa shopping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kwanzaa shopping. Show all posts
Monday, December 05, 2011
Black Talk Radio: Kwanzaa: Do Black Consumers Buy Black? (2)
Do Black Consumers Buy Black? Judging by the emails I have received, the answer is a resounding "No".
On my radio show, I was joined by Kwanzaa expert Charles Taylor, author of Kwanzaa: How to Celebrate It at Home. You can listen to the recording below.
We discussed many things, including
- the meaning of Kwanzaa
- how to involve children in Kwanzaa
- the seven principles (nguzo saba)
and the role of business owners in Kwanzaa.
Kwanzaa is not a commercial holiday. However, the founder, Dr. Malauna Karenga, wanted Black business owners to be in charge of the sale and marketing of Kwanzaa items - and that is largely the case.
Click here for lots of lovely Christmas and Kwanzaa gift ideas.
Click here to read about Kwanzaa.
The recording of the show is below.
Monday, November 28, 2011
London Kwanzaa, Tokyo Kwanzaa
Every year, I post a list of Kwanzaa events on my site, including international events.
I have the first details of international events now.
Tokyo Kwanzaa
A Kwanzaa will be held in Tokyo today (Monday 28th November).
London Kwanzaa
Stereo-Hype will be presenting a Kwanzaa event on Friday the 9th of December, 7-9 p.m. in east London.
Click here for details of these and other Kwanzaa events. I shall continue to update the comments section on this page.
Click here to read about the tradition of Kwanzaa.
Click here for lots of lovely Christmas and Kwanzaa gift ideas, including my books.
Happy Kwanzaa!
Friday, November 25, 2011
Two Pre-Kwanzaa Events
I have just found out about two pre-Kwanzaa events being held at the Alexandria Black History Museum in Alexandria, VA on Saturday December 10th. For more info, see Black Museums.
Click here for more listings of Kwanzaa and pre-Kwanzaa events.
Click here to read about the tradition of Kwanzaa.
Click here for loads of lovely Christmas and Kwanzaa gifts, including my books as well as free online fun for children and the whole family, books, DVDs and more.
Happy Kwanzaa!
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