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Righteous Reflection On Being African: A Kwanzaa Meditation - Los Angeles Sentinel

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Kwanzaa is a time of celebration, remembrance, reflection and recommitment. It requires these practices throughout the holiday. But the last day of Kwanzaa is dedicated to deep reflection, meditation on the meaning and measure of being African and how this is understood and asserted for good in the world in essential, uplifting and transformative ways.

The post Righteous Reflection On Being African: A Kwanzaa Meditation appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.

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