Handmade to represent the holiday’s focus on self-determination. People also often give zawadi that are meant to encourage personal growth.On the sixth night of Kwanzaa December 31 families throw a big dinner called Karamu. Many areas also host larger events where families and communities come together to celebrate with a banquet. Karamu feasts sometimes include formal programs with specific times for dancing songs storytelling and guest speakers in addition to the meal. On this night families also drink from the kikombe cha umoja and pour
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