African American Symbols

Kwanzaa, African American and US culture

Kwanzaa, which begins today, blends African traditions into US culture

Kwanzaa is a weeklong celebration of African American culture, family and community, observed annually from Dec. 26 through Jan. 1. Created in 1966 by Maulana Karenga as part of the Afrocentric movement

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When is Kwanzaa? What the seven days of the African American holiday mean

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Kwanzaa observance begins in Pittsburgh, celebrating African heritage & culture

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Juneeteenth, independence and the African Diaspora

Juneteenth is widely celebrated within the United States, marking the day that freedom reached all slaves in Confederate states during the American Civil War. Ultimately, chattel slavery was ...

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Mascots, Myths, Monuments, and Memory 06 — Contested Symbols in Sports and American Culture

Damion Thomas, National Museum of African American History and Culture, moderates the panel discussion and Q & A on the topic of the first panel of the day, Contested Symbols in Sports and ...

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Kwanzaa, African American and US culture

Juneeteenth, independence and the African Diaspora

Mascots, Myths, Monuments, and Memory 06 — Contested Symbols in Sports and American Culture

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