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Meanings of kwanzaa in English
A yearly, week-long festival (from December 26 to January 1) honoring African-American heritage, celebrated almost exclusively in the United States.
Usage of kwanzaa in English
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Aria's family celebrated the Winter Solstice instead of Christmas, Hanukkah, or Kwanzaa.
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It's this last point that made Kwanzaa appealing this past year.
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But right now, others are planning get togethers during Christmas, Hanukkah or Kwanzaa.
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But he's truly done us a service this Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa season.
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It's not uncommon for these Kwanzaa gatherings to include participants from across generations.
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If Christmas is for the children, Kwanzaa is for the elders.
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But Kwanzaa is not a religious holiday-itis a spiritual one.
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This Kwanzaa tour will be my farewell conscious community tour for a while.
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Our family is an improvisation... Do we have to do Kwanzaa?
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Every year my family gathers the on the first day of Kwanzaa, December 26.
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Practically organic, practically vegan... I own a book on Kwanzaa.
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When Dr. Gumbs first learned of Kwanzaa's origins, she hesitated.
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Kwanzaa, Eid ul-Fitr, Chanukah, Diwali, Christmas, Newtonmass... Any excuse for a gathering, a party.
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Kwanzaa, at its core, is a meditation about Black Family.
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So Kwanzaa is neither engaged nor celebrated outside of the life of Black people.
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Kwanzaa represents an opportunity and occasion to shift that.
Frequent collocations
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