By Gloria DULAN-Wilson
Hello All!
Kwanzaa
Kizuri (Kwan-zah kee-zoo-ree) or Beautiful Kwanzaa in Swahili! We are
now on the fourth day of Kwanzaa and today, January 29 is Ujamaa -
derived from Jamaa, which means "family." Traditionally we were all one
big family prior to our being kidnapped and dragged from our
motherland, leaving our customs, traditions, families, friends, and
country behind.
We've
of course adapted news ways - after 400 years, it's definitely
inevitable that we do so; but Dr. Maulana Ron Karenga wanted us to not
lose the value of our traditions and 55 years ago created Kwanzaa to
help instill some of the values and traditions that were lost in the
journey.
So,
as we celebrate the 55th Anniversary of KWANZAA, I greet you in the
traditional Habari Gani ( pronounced Hah-bah-ree gah-nee) and means how
are you?
Your
response would be "Ujamaa! (pronounced oooh-jah-mah) and means
Collective Economics. Have a blessed and beautiful day, week,
month,year, life and refer to the principles of Kwanzaa and teach them
to your children, family and friends. - Stay Blessed - Gloria
DULAN-Wilson
In
keeping with the tradition of Kwanzaa, I present Soror/Sister/Friend
Dr. Efaye Williams, who has been devoting her time to Black Family
Principles all her life:
Join Dr. E. Faye Williams and her guests on
Wednesday Morning, DEC 29, 2021 at 10:00 AM DST
and guests
Tony Wilson, Gloria DULAN-Wilson,
Dr. Andrew Billingsley, Amy Billingsley
As she honors the memories of the Great Singer Bishop Joe Simon,
the great South African Activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner Archbishop
Desmond Tutu, and others who have recently joined the Ancestor/Angels and have made an impact on the Black Community.
#DrEFayeWilliams #NCBW # WPFWFM
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Dr. E. Faye Williams, MPA, DPA, D.Min, D.Th, Esq.
President/CEO, National Congress of Black Women, Inc.
President/CEO, National Congress of Black Women, Inc.
1250 4th Street, SW, Suite WG-1, Washington, DC 20024
202/678-6788; E-mail: drefayewilliams@gmail. com
Join me on WPFW/Pacifica Radio, 89.3fm; wpfwfm.org; @ WPFWDC
Every Wednesday, 10 am Eastern Time--"Wake Up and Stay Woke"
"It is through our struggles that we gain our victories." Dr. E. Faye Williams, Esq.
"Do you think the Indians celebrate Columbus Day on Indian Reservations?" Dick Gregory
"When the last tree is cut down, the last fish eaten, the last stream poisoned,
you will realize you can’t eat money." -- Native American Proverb
"It is my duty to protect those I love." Black Panther
Until the lions tell their own story, tales of hunting will always glorify the hunter. -- African Proverb
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