Even though Kwanzaa isn’t as widely celebrated as it used to be, its seven principles still hold true for some. Here’s a look at what those principles are, and what they mean. Umoja ...

Saturday, the Rochester Kwanzaa Coalition gathered at the Memorial Art Gallery for the third day of Kwanzaa. READ MORE: <a href=" ...

Dec. 28 marks day three of Kwanzaa, and on the third day, we light the first green candle to the […] The post How to celebrate Ujima on Day 3 of Kwanzaa appeared first on TheGrio.

Created by activist Maulana Karenga, Kwanzaa is observed December 26th through January 1st with each day has a significant meaning. The third day is UJIMA, which means COLLECTIVE WORK AND ...

According to the NMAAHC, Kwanzaa is centered around seven principles: umoja (unity), kujichagulia (self-determination), ujima (collective work and responsibility), ujamaa (cooperative economics ...

Happy Kwanzaa! UJIMA (Collective Work And Responsibility) December 28, 2024. Sha Be Allah. Ujima emphasizes the importance of working together to build and sustain strong families and communities.

The Kwanzaa principle for today, Dec. 28, is Ujima: Collective Work and Responsibility. Ujima means building and maintaining our community together and ...

Ujima. The third principle of Kwanzaa, Ujima, promotes tapping into the collective work and responsibility of the community as a whole. While self-care is often about taking care of oneself, ...

Christmas might be over, but Kwanzaa is just getting started. Thursday marked the start of Kwanzaa, also spelled Kwanza (with one ‘a’ at the end). It’s a seven-day non-religious holiday ...