I grew up amongst southern blacks, at no point have I ever been sheltered from black people. At most I can think of for Kwanzaa was black teachers being woke and wearing some African garb and talking about it one day when I was in school. I never even heard of black families gathering for it.
If they give gifts for it, they certainly didn't to their kids. Jewish kids in grade school would rub their Hanukkah presents in your face, so the way I see it if the black kids weren't getting Kwanzaa gifts because they would have done the same.
Nobody celebrates Kwanzaa except, as you say, elementary school teachers, and uber-woke black people just for show.
The holiday was created by a black supremacist rapist in 1966, he even called Jesus a "psycho"... and the woke PC brigade jumped on it as a way to try and make the Christmas season less overtly Christian.
Grew up in the ghetto around blacks and have never met a single one that even knew what Kwanza was outside of hearing people ask them about it. To this day I know no living person that even knows someone that celebrates Kwanza.
I grew up amongst southern blacks, at no point have I ever been sheltered from black people. At most I can think of for Kwanzaa was black teachers being woke and wearing some African garb and talking about it one day when I was in school. I never even heard of black families gathering for it.
If they give gifts for it, they certainly didn't to their kids. Jewish kids in grade school would rub their Hanukkah presents in your face, so the way I see it if the black kids weren't getting Kwanzaa gifts because they would have done the same.
Nobody celebrates Kwanzaa except, as you say, elementary school teachers, and uber-woke black people just for show.
The holiday was created by a black supremacist rapist in 1966, he even called Jesus a "psycho"... and the woke PC brigade jumped on it as a way to try and make the Christmas season less overtly Christian.
https://canadafreepress.com/article/holiday-reminder-kwanzaa-was-created-by-a-rapist-and-torturer
I too have never seen anyone celebrate kwanzaa except for teachers and black characters on TV sitcoms.
Grew up in the ghetto around blacks and have never met a single one that even knew what Kwanza was outside of hearing people ask them about it. To this day I know no living person that even knows someone that celebrates Kwanza.