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To: beckett

"Black Americans don't observe Kwanzaa."

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While working in Harlem through the 90's, I found the large red ribbons (supposedly a Kwanzaa decoration) quite prevelent on residences.


47 posted on 11/23/2005 4:06:49 PM PST by Roccus
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To: Roccus

prevelent = prevalent


48 posted on 11/23/2005 4:09:33 PM PST by Roccus
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To: Roccus
Here in south Florida, where black families truly typical of nationwide black sensibilities live, Kanzaa is almost unknown. And I'm saying that having interacted with the black community a good deal.

Harlem is not a typical black community. The academics and poseurs I referred to in my original post, and a black middle class very touchy about appearing sufficiently black and left, inhabit the place.

56 posted on 11/23/2005 5:00:47 PM PST by beckett (Amor Fati)
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