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The True Meaning of Kwanzaa


The true meaning of Kwanzaa is that it's a pagan holiday and always will be;

It started in 1966, so it can instill racial pride and unity in the black community.

 

Kwanzaa is aiming to reconnect black Americans to their African roots, as you can see;

A black criminal named Maulana Karenga had created Kwanzaa and I'm speaking truthfully.

 

Everyone should realize that Kwanzaa isn't an African holiday and that's a fact;

That shit-head, Karenga, was convicted of a felony assault and whoever doesn't believe me is smoking crack.

 

I'm a black man and I never celebrate Kwanzaa because it really stinks;

The people, who celebrate this shitty holiday, are assholes and finks.

 

The true meaning of Kwanzaa is that it's a pagan holiday;

Kwanzaa can rot in hell and that's all I have to say. 

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hotidris

I'm a Muslim who likes to exercise, practice self-defense techniques, surf the Internet, and write poetry.

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