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Biden isn't strong enough to lead anything. The DNC will run him. I honestly don't care one way or the other though. Biden? Trump? Whoever. They aren't good people.
Giving her the benefit of the doubt, it did start in LA about 2 or 3 years after she was born. I don’t think it spread to the Bay Area until 10-15 years later, but okay, if she wants to claim they were doing it earlier who am I to argue. However, Kwanza during that time period and up into the late 80’s was part of the Black Separatist movement and was definitely anti-Christian. Just FYI, the Kwanza founder was very open about his belief that Jesus was psychotic and that Christianity should be a white only religion. I don’t know, if I were a politician that I’d be so anxious to claim I was celebrating it back then. Karenga, the original founder, did soften his anti-Christianity stance in the late 90’s when it started going full on mainstream - at least in public.
It is a fun holiday and quite reaffirming.
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Giving her the benefit of the doubt, it did start in LA about 2 or 3 years after she was born. I don’t think it spread to the Bay Area until 10-15 years later, but okay, if she wants to claim they were doing it earlier who am I to argue. However, Kwanza during that time period and up into the late 80’s was part of the Black Separatist movement and was definitely anti-Christian. Just FYI, the Kwanza founder was very open about his belief that Jesus was psychotic and that Christianity should be a white only religion. I don’t know, if I were a politician that I’d be so anxious to claim I was celebrating it back then. Karenga, the original founder, did soften his anti-Christianity stance in the late 90’s when it started going full on mainstream - at least in public.
Giving her the benefit of the doubt, it did start in LA about 2 or 3 years after she was born. I don’t think it spread to the Bay Area until 10-15 years later, but okay, if she wants to claim they were doing it earlier who am I to argue. However, Kwanza during that time period and up into the late 80’s was part of the Black Separatist movement and was definitely anti-Christian. Just FYI, the Kwanza founder was very open about his belief that Jesus was psychotic and that Christianity should be a white only religion. I don’t know, if I were a politician that I’d be so anxious to claim I was celebrating it back then. Karenga, the original founder, did soften his anti-Christianity stance in the late 90’s when it started going full on mainstream - at least in public.
It is a fun holiday and quite reaffirming.
She was raised by an Indian mother after her parents divorce. Unlikely her mom ever heard of Kwaanza until after it became mainstream when Kamala was in her 20s. It was far more likely that Kamala grew up celebrating Diwali.
kamala the Commie Ho was not going to be out done by her boss, China Joe, who is one of the best known liars in America. Her story was a complete lie. She is just getting started, we have to listen to their lies for a while.. Rejoice, your leftist fools voted for the corrupt, liars.
Comments from those who know better;
"Somehow I find it hard to believe that she has a deep childhood attachment to a holiday that didn't exist when she was born," conservative writer Matt Walsh said.
This is such an obvious lie. She was born in 1964..Kwanzaa was created in 1966. It didn't really take hold until the late 70s and early 80s. For her whole family to be devoted to it in her childhood is incredibly unlikely... she's a liar," said another person.
"Considering that Kwanzaa was invented in 1966 and Harris was born in 1964, I highly doubt her family 'across multiple generations' would have celebrated the holiday. This just comes across as another one of her lame attempts to sound human and in touch with the average voter," one person added.
"As some one who was born & raised in Africa I can tell there is no such thing as Kwanza. Kamala knows nothing about it because she is an Indian Jamaican who grew up in Canada," another person said.
"We 'Jamaicans' do not celebrate Kwanzaa. Also, being first-generation myself, I'm confused as to how you could celebrate with multiple generations. This is such a fake post, I understand it's intent, but please do not be fake about it. Just say happy Kwanzaa," another person said.
"Why would a Tamil family celebrate Kwanzaa in Canada? This seems to be much more likely to be a case of you listening to Tupac in College than grounded in reality," another person said.
Ok..let's put that story right up there next to Hillary's story about dodging bullets.
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Kamala Harris Releases Bizarre Video Claiming Her Family Has Celebrated Kwanzaa Since Her Childhood
