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The Kwanza Celebration is a festival for African - Americans
that takes the place of Christmas, where festivities are performed
for seven days and each day reflects on African - American culture
Each evening one of seven candles are lit and that principle for
the day is discussed. The last day comprises a large meal and
small exchange of gifts.

Where learned: CALIFORNIA ; Merced

Subject headings: 686 Seven / Sevenths / Several
CUSTOM FESTIVAL -- December 25 Christmas Also see F642, below.
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