Kwanzaa celebration begins tonight in Kansas City with a festive annual tradition at the Historic Gem Theater.
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Ignore the haters on this one . . . This is one of the best and brightest events in the 18th and Vine District and provides a great opportunity to support local merchants and the East side economy.
typical attendance is around 500 and a few more. Not a bad event and tonight's weather should make it a good one.
ReplyDeleteEating, sleeping, working, and seeking amusement.
ReplyDeleteSame ol stuff
Something sports fans can enjoy.
ReplyDeleteTypical attendance in actual figures is close to 50. Black United Front fudges the numbers like they did at ACE
ReplyDeleteNo way I'm going to that area after dark. Forget it.
ReplyDeleteLoose shoes, a tight pussy and a warm place to shit.
ReplyDeleteThat's all it takes to make a negroe happy.
Yeah, let's celebrate a holiday created by an FBI informant.
ReplyDeleteSeems like this is the only place advertising for it.
ReplyDeleteAnother holiday created for the niggers who have done what for this country? For every ten good black people you have 100 thousand ain't worth a shit niggers. Even the ten good ones will tell you that.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget the Hunky holiday starts the days after tax day
ReplyDeleteObama sends his well wishes from Hawaii on his multi=million dollar vacation. P.S. Be sure and volunteer at the soup kitchen. Thanks signed B.O.
ReplyDeleteKwanzaa?!? I thought they were making a Tarzan movie.
ReplyDeleteThis event costs the city a pretty penny. The Black United Front sticks up the City for thousands of bucks for this low-turnout event.
ReplyDeleteHow much are those marathon's cost when they shut down the city on a Saturday?
ReplyDeleteIgnore the haters. The fact that Kwanzaa is probably the biggest hoax ever perpetrated on the black community. A "holiday" dreamed up by a man sent to prison for kidnap, assaulting and torturing a woman. Somehow since he was a black panther and part of the "US" movement his terminology becomes the stuff of a yearly holiday associated with Christian values. No thanks keep your Kwanzaa
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