Start of Kwanzaa celebrated at Amityville event
Keep Your Change and Black Long Island hosted the event that featured presentations of African culture.
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Dec 27, 2023, 3:34 AM
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14ds agoResidents celebrated the start of Kwanzaa in Amityville on Tuesday.
Keep Your Change and Black Long Island hosted the event that featured presentations of African culture.
The event also featured the light of Kwanzaa's seven candles, which represent the holiday's seven principles.
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