1 posted on
12/26/2001 7:01:05 PM PST by
Apollo
To: Apollo
The popularity of Kwanzaa can be best determined by the sale of stamps at the post office.
The Virgin Mary has Kwanzaa beat out by a mile.
2 posted on
12/26/2001 7:22:38 PM PST by
Slyfox
To: Apollo; mafree
For your education
To: Apollo
I can't be the only one to think it both ironic, and appropriate, that Kwanzaa means "first fruits".
6 posted on
12/26/2001 7:55:38 PM PST by
ValenB4
To: Apollo
Oh goody - another Kwanzaa thread. Another excuse for me to post my KounterKwanzaa Link List. Read it and add your own links.
Kwanzaa Links
We Wish You A Phony Festival - Report (Canadian Magazine)
So This Is Kwanzaa - Newsmax.com
Ann Coulter on Kwanzaa - TownHall.Com
Mona Charen on Kwanzaa - Jewish World Review
Tony Snow on Kwanzaa - Jewish World Review
The TRUE Spirit of Kwanzaa - The New American magazine
The Story of Kwanzaa - The Dartmouth Review
The Truth About Kwanzaa - A Christian Viewpoint
A Momentary Loss of Reason - Binghamton Review
Kwanzaa & The White House - NY Post Editorial, 1997 (Freerepublic.com thread)
Michael Savage on Kwanzaa - NewsMax
Ron Karenga - Dialog from the Black Radical Congress - December 1999
Happy Kwanzaa - FrontPage Magazine - Link may not work, if it doesn't click here for the Free Republic thread.
I'm Dreaming of a White Kwanzaa - LewRockwell.com - Link may not work, if it doesn't click here for the Free Republic thread.
Letter to Editor - Ypsilanti Courier
What is Kwanzaa? - File Passed Around On Internet About Kwanzaa
Happy Kwanzaa by Patrick S. Poole
Ron Everett (aka. Maulana Karenga) / US Links
The Black Panthers and the Police: A Pattern of Genocide? - NEW YORKER MAGAZINE - February 13, 1971 (Includes great detail of the murders committed by Karenga's thugs)
PBS Interview with black radical Ron Everett (aka Maulana Karenga) - the guy that invented Kwanzaa while in prison for torturing two young women
US, the organization the Ron Everett founded in 1965, the organization that murdered 5 members of the rival Black Panther Party, is back - well it was back in 1995, but they haven't updated their website since then. Their website is here.
Afrocentrism Links
Clarence Walker Encourages Black Americans to Discard Afrocentrism
Pride & Prejudice by Dinesh D'Souza, Vol. 6, American Enterprise, 09-01-1995, pp 51 (Google Cached Version)
Fighting Fiction With Fact by Mary Lefkowitz (Google Cached Version)
Fallacies of Afrocentrism - Grover Furr
The Skeptics Dictionary - Afrocentrism
The Skeptics Dictionary Review of Mary Lefkowitz' Book "Not Out Of Africa"
Review of Mary Lefkowitz' Books on Afrocentrism Myth "Not Out Of Africa" and "Black Athena Revisited"
The Trap of Ethnic Identity - New York Times - Jan 1997
AFROCENTRISM The Argument We're Really Having
7 posted on
12/26/2001 7:59:06 PM PST by
Spiff
To: Apollo
One more unholy holiday.
8 posted on
12/26/2001 8:30:43 PM PST by
Hila
To: Apollo
but the cards look..... so nice....
and 'happy'!
To: Apollo
Kwanzaa is doubtless intended to exalt, but does it really succeed mostly in bringing belittlement? The obvious answer is yes. If there were a Eurocentric "holiday" like this, most of the black people in America would be screaming their heads off about this foolishness, and rightly so. But white people restrict themselves at most to politely snickering under their breath (except in rare places like Free Republic where people can sound off about almost any topic they wish). That spells C-O-N-D-E-S-C-E-N-S-I-O-N.
To: Apollo
FESTIVUS-for the rest of us.
To: Apollo
I kid you not, my 9 y.o. daughter just came in and asked me "What's Kwanzaa? Why don't we do it?" And she was born in Russia. Sheesh. (FWIW, she was homeschooled for 3 years and now attends a private school. TV. That's where she heard it.)
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