MarvelousGerbil posted...
SlymDayspring posted...
My parents knew some people who celebrated it when we lived in Atlanta (I was a small kid then so I can't really say I knew them)
I don't think it is really popular with the new generation, kind of a product of the time it was created.
This is probably true. Admittedly I know little about Kwanza, but it feels to me like a Black Pride sort of holiday. None of the black people I know are particularly prideful (or shameful) about being black, so there's no reason to celebrate.
This is essentially all it is.
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