It’s Christmastime, America, and you know what that means: It’s the season when public schools across the fruited plain are teeming with lessons about Kwanzaa and a handful of other holidays which aren’t Christmas.
As a public service, then, The Daily Caller is here to tell you the true — and truly bizarre — history of the violent, deranged and radical black nationalist who concocted the completely artificial holiday of Kwanzaa in 1966.
The creator of Kwanzaa is Maulana Ndabezitha Karenga, a 75-year-old professor or Africana studies at California State University, Long Beach. His real name is Ronald Everett. He was born in rural Maryland, the fourteenth child of a sharecropping Baptist minister.
Karenga was convicted in 1971 for brutally torturing two naked women. The women were members of Karenga’s ultra-radical, paramilitary, black nationalist cult called the US Organization, according to a May 1971 Los Angeles Times story dug up by FrontPage Magazine.
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And I suppose they will call you a racist for printing this..
Yes, and the rural MD town that he's from is Parsonsburg, isn't it?
Yes it is...I'm sure it's something they had rather we all forget....
Finally, the real truth!
Wow, Parsonsburg?
Really?
How crazy is that?
Truth, what a concept...always expose truth.
I wish this news would be made national so all would be enlightened, like so many things that have slandered our American History in recent years to make us lay down some of our historical flags, destroy historical statues etc. Good or bad in everyone's eyes it was our history that we were taught in schools for decades, and then dropped because it offended someone. Well guess what history is history and it should always be the truth. Thank you for your honesty and integrity to me anyone that stands against the pack for truth is a real hero and you are one.
Where is festivess
Sounds like earth day. A local pol kept his dead girlfriend in a trunk in his apt for a couple of years before the body was discovered. Meanwhile he galevanted to europe where he sold the idea of earth day to everyone he met both home & abroad.
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