the kwanzaa festival was created and by maulana karenga.
when was the kwanzaa festival created and by who?
maulana karenga
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kwanzaa () is a celebration held in the united states and in other nations of the african diaspora in the americas and lasts a week. the celebration honors african heritage in african-american culture and is observed from december 26 to january 1, culminating in a feast and gift-giving. kwanzaa has seven core principles ("nguzo saba"). it was created by maulana karenga and was first celebrated in 1966–67.









































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according to "mental floss", "rugrats" was one of the first shows to focus on kwanzaa in mainstream television. television critics compared "a rugrats kwanzaa" to episodes of "as told by ginger" and "the proud family", which aired the same year. an associated press contributor wrote that the "rugrats" and "the proud family" episodes' kwanzaa-centric storylines helped to draw attention to the holiday. the "orlando sentinel"s tammy carter felt "rugrats" and "as told by ginger" had focused on kwanzaa and hanukkah, respectively, to expand holiday programming beyond just christmas. believing "a rugrats kwanzaa" was intended to educate children about the holiday, m.s. mason of "the christian science monitor" thought it was also created to further develop susie as a character.
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