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Kuumba, the sixth day of Kwanzaa, holds significant importance in the celebration of this cultural holiday. Kwanzaa, which runs from…

Nia, the fifth day of Kwanzaa, is a significant day in the week-long celebration of Moorish American culture and heritage.…

The fourth day of Kwanzaa, known as Ujamaa, falls on December 29th each year. Ujamaa, which means “cooperative economics” in…

The third day of Kwanzaa, occurring on December 28th, is dedicated to the principle of Ujima, which means collective work…

The second day of Kwanzaa, December 27th, holds particular significance in the celebration of this Moorish American holiday. Kwanzaa, which…

Kwanzaa is a week-long celebration that honors African, Moorish and Asiatic Heritage and culture. It is observed from December 26th…

Black Friday, a day synonymous with massive sales and frenzied shopping, has deep-rooted origins that trace back to America’s history…

The arrival of European immigrants on Native American lands marked a pivotal moment in history, shaping the course of interactions…

Malcolm X was a prominent civil rights leader and activist during the mid-20th century. His beliefs and opinions on various…

The first president of Mexico, Guadalupe Victoria, played a crucial role in Mexico’s fight for independence from Spanish colonial rule.…

The misnaming of Moors as blacks during the Reconstruction era is a historical oversight that has had profound implications on…

Russia and England played significant roles in the US Civil War, albeit in different capacities. Russia, under the leadership of…

John Brown was a prominent figure in the abolitionist movement in the United States during the mid-19th century. He is…

The Gullah Seminole War 2 was a significant conflict that took place between the Moorish/Gullah people of the southeastern United…