List Of Kwanzaa Quotes

Under Capitalism Everybody Is The Architect Of His Own Fortune.

I Want To Be Thoroughly Used Up When I Die, For The Harder I Work The More I Live. I Rejoice In Life For Its Own Sake.

Independence? That's Middle Class Blasphemy. We Are All Dependent On One Another, Every Soul Of Us On Earth.

I Am Of The Opinion That My Life Belongs To The Whole Community And As Long As I Live, It Is My Privilege To Do For It Whatever I Can.

My White Girl Veronica, Black Girl Monica, Got Me Celebrating Christma-hanu-kwanzaa-kah, Rocking Dashikis With A Yarmulke.

One Is A Member Of A Country, A Profession, A Civilization, A Religion. One Is Not Just A Man.

Each Of Us Is A Being In Himself And A Being In Society, Each Of Us Needs To Understand Himself And Understand Others, Take Care Of Others And Be Taken Care Of Himself.

Men, Like Nails, Lose Their Usefulness When They Lose Their Direction And Begin To Bend.

We Build Our Temples For Tomorrow, Strong As We Know How, And We Stand On Top Of The Mountain, Free Within Ourselves.

Unity, To Be Real, Must Stand The Severest Strain Without Breaking.

I Was Very Disappointed, Very Disappointed When President [george W.] Bush Proclaimed Kwanzaa As A National Holiday. Prior To That, Bill Clinton Did The Same Thing.

The Moment We Break Faith With One Another, The Sea Engulfs Us And The Light Goes Out.