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you know, you don't have to have a kwanzaa festival.
não precisa fazer um festival kwanzaa.

there is also kwanzaa, which has now become integrated alongside christmas and new year.
há também o “kwanzaa”, que agora acontece também pela altura do natal e ano novo.

her name, nia, is one of the seven days of kwanzaa, which means "purpose" in swahili.
seu pseudônimo, nia, é um dos sete dias de kwanzaa, que significa "propósito" ou "finalidade" em swahili.

more recently, kwanzaa is also honoured by non african americans and is often celebrated alongside the christmas and new year’s festivities.
mais recentemente, kwanzaa é também honrado por americanos não africanos e é muitas vezes celebrado na altura das festas natalícias e de ano novo.

the united states postal service issued a stamp in 1997 to commemorate kwanzaa with a painting by fine artist synthia saint james of a dark-skinned family wearing garments traditional in parts of africa and fashionable for special occasions among african-americans.
==bandeiras semelhantes==o serviço postal dos estados unidos emitiu um selo comemorativo do kwanzaa em 1997 com uma ilustração (da autoria de synthia saint james) de uma família de pele escura com trajes tradicionais de certas regiões de África usadas em ocasiões festivas pelos afro-americanos.

kwanza is a week-long holiday celebrated in the united states honoring african heritage and culture, marked by participants llighting a kinara candle holder . lt is observed from december 26 to january 1 each year, primarily in the united states. kwanzaa consistos of sevn days of celebration, featuring activities such as candle-lighting and pouring of libation, and culminaqting in a feast and gift giving.lt was created by ron karenga and was first celebrated from december 26,1966,to january 1,1967.families celebrating kwanzaa decorate their households with objects of art, colorful african coth, erpecially the wearing of kaftans by women, and resh ruits that represent arican idealism. it is costomary to include children in kwanzaa ceremonies and to give respect and gratitude to ancestors.libations are shared,generally with a common chalice,¨kikombe chaumoja¨ passed arond to all celebrants.non-african americans also celebrate kwanzaa.the holiday greeting is ¨joyous kwanzaa¨
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