Heri za Kwanzaa!
Kwanzaa is a time for spiritual reflection, a festive and joyous holiday...a cultural celebration. Kwanzaa has no ties to a particular religion. It is practiced by African people of all faiths, who come together based on their rich, ancient and varied common African heritage. Today, the seven-day observance of the Kwanzaa holiday is celebrated by millions of African-Americans and Africans around the world.
Habari gani? Kujichagulia (Self Determination)
The
principle of Kujichagulia (Self-Determination) reaffirms the right and
responsibility of every people to control their destiny and daily lives and to
be respected as a unique and equally valid and valuable way of being human in
the world. -- DR. MAULANA KARENGA Telling our own stories as only we can tell them. Ashe.
Debi Mason, Teller
Oby House Projects - Spoken Word Ministries
Oby House Projects - Spoken Word Ministries
Storyin' With Auntie D - National Association of Black Storytellers
National Storytelling Network
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@DebiOak
Debi Mason, author
Arizona Clay available via Amazon.com
What I Thought Was So Just Ain't - Available now at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
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