Habari Gani?: Nia
Day 5 of 7 of Kwanzaa Nia (NEE-ah) Meaning: Purpose Working toward the collective greatness of our people. Reflection: What is your purpose—and who does it serve?
Read more "Habari Gani?: Nia"Day 5 of 7 of Kwanzaa Nia (NEE-ah) Meaning: Purpose Working toward the collective greatness of our people. Reflection: What is your purpose—and who does it serve?
Read more "Habari Gani?: Nia"If you started a sports team, what would the colors and mascot be? Purple, my favorite color and A koala, my favorite animal. Perhaps the first purple koala mascot.
Read moreDay 4 of 7 of Kwanzaa Ujamaa (oo-jah-MAH-ah) Meaning: Cooperative Economics Supporting and uplifting Black-owned businesses. Reflection: Where are you circulating your dollars? Honor the principles. Pass them on. Follow @BlackHistoryEveryday because Black history lives every day.
Read more "Habari Gani? Ujamaa"Day 3 of 7 of Kwanzaa: Ujima (oo-JEE-mah) Meaning: Collective Work & Responsibility Building and maintaining our community together. Reflection: Who can you help today—and who helps you? Honor the principles. Pass them on. Follow @BlackHistoryEveryday because Black history lives every day.
Read more "Habari Gani?: Ujima"You get to build your perfect space for reading and writing. What’s it like? Very quiet with plenty of natural light with different areas for sitting and wi fi.
Read moreDay 2 of Kwanzaa Kujichagulia (koo-jee-chah-GOO-lee-ah) Meaning: Self-Determination To define ourselves, name ourselves, and speak for ourselves. Reflection: What does self-determination look like in your life today?
Read more "Habari Gani: Kujichagulia"What is your all time favorite automobile? 2021 VW ID4
Read moreDay 1 of Kwanzaa Umoja (oo-MOH-jah) Meaning: Unity Unity means building and maintaining harmony in the family, community, nation, and race. 🖤 Reflection: How are you practicing unity today—at home, at work, or in your community? 🟥🟩🖤
Read more "Habari Gani: Umoja"Merry Christmas and Happy Kwanzaa Eve! 🎄🕯️ Wishing you warmth, joy, and reflection as we move into Kwanzaa and celebrate Umoja (Unity)—may this season bring peace, purpose, and connection to you and yours.
Read more "Merry Christmas and Happy Kwanzaa Eve!"Kwanzaa established in 1966 by Dr. Maulani Karenga, In Swahili, “first fruits.” December 26th – January 1st. If this taught you something: ✔️ Like ✔️ Save ✔️ Share with your village Follow @BlackHistoryEveryday for more daily Black history.
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