An explanation of Kwanzaa from Afrocentric News

This service of the Melanet Information and Communications Network has information on the history, meaning and symbols of Kwanzaa, and recommended Kwanzaa books for children.

Free animated and musical greetings that help save wildlife!

Community boards, Black and Proud resources, history, and ritual information.

The MEE Kwanzaa Kit can serve as a way to promote pride and unity among African-American communities. The kit saves time and makes it easy to experience Kwanzaa by hosting a celebration at home or in their community.

Step by step instructions for a Kwanzaa celebration including rituals, chants, and a pledge that the African American will win.

Explains the meaning and principles of Kwanzaa.

In-depth look at Kwanzaa's history and the way it's celebrated today. Includes stories and an overview of holiday foods.

A critical comparison of Kwanzaa in relation to orthodox Christianity.

Unitarian Universalist worship service for Kwanzaa.

Recipes and commentary.

Children of the Moon's informational and activity area for Kwanzaa offering links, background information, graphics, and online postcards. From a pagan perspective.

Features delicious menus, décor, traditions, and crafts.

An expose on the origin of the holiday, alleged criminal history and mental illness of its founder.

Includes article about Kwanzaa.

William Norman Grigg's opinion piece on the true spirit of the holiday and its founder.

Essayist Patrick Poole of Thought You Should Know contrasts Kwanzaa with Judeo-Christian ethics.

What Is Kwanzaa? The seven principles, definitions, colors, ritual

Michael Savage's critical op-ed piece argues that the holiday is not African, but Orwellian.

William J. Bennetta's editorial.

Straight Dope Staff reports that the seven principles of Kwanzaa are taken from The Seven Principles of the SLA.

Columnist Mona Charen argues that Kwanzaa is the ritualization of socialism.

Ann Coulter exposes the roots of the holiday and its founder.