It doesn't look like anyone took me up on my suggestion in it's beginning to look a lot like kwanzaa... to create a Kwanzaa blogring. But in any case, with the exception of anti-Kwanzaa right-wing bloggers who basically copied or linked to Ann Coulter saying nasty things about Maulana Karenga, fewer people than I expected seem to have blogged about Kwanzaa at all this year. But here are some of the meatier, thoughtful and positive examples of folks blogging on the merits and significance of Kwanzaa. Enjoy! Peace.
Cobb: Twas the Night Before Kwanzaa
Cobb: Kwanzaa Reborn
Cobb: I was the Z
Garvey's Ghost: Thoughts on Kwanzaa 2006
All About George: Umoja
All About George: Kujichagulia
All About George: Ujima
Kiamsha.Com: Kwanzaa Reflections
Zimbio: The People's Guide to Kwanzaa
Fort Wayne African-American Independent Woman:
Weisser Park Center welcomes Dr.Maulana Karenga
Habari gani - Umoja/Kwanzaa reflection
Habari gani - Kujichagulia/Kwanzaa reflection
Habari gani - Ujima/Kwanzaa reflection
Habari gani -Ujamaa/Kwanzaa reflection
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Cobb: Kwanzaa Reborn
Cobb: I was the Z
Garvey's Ghost: Thoughts on Kwanzaa 2006
All About George: Umoja
All About George: Kujichagulia
All About George: Ujima
Kiamsha.Com: Kwanzaa Reflections
Zimbio: The People's Guide to Kwanzaa
Fort Wayne African-American Independent Woman:
Weisser Park Center welcomes Dr.Maulana Karenga
Habari gani - Umoja/Kwanzaa reflection
Habari gani - Kujichagulia/Kwanzaa reflection
Habari gani - Ujima/Kwanzaa reflection
Habari gani -Ujamaa/Kwanzaa reflection
More on Cooperative Economics
and also:
Karenga's Us Organization Website
Karenga's Us Organization Website