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December 30
The fifth principle of the Nguzo Saba is a dedication to the collective vocation of building, developing, and defending our community, its culture, and history. We do this to regain our historical initiative and greatness as a people, and to add goodness and beauty in the world. The hieroglyph Nefer-ancient Egyptian (picture) symbolizes beauty and good. Nia focuses on black people as heirs and custodians of a great legacy, who bear a generational responsibility, and are urged to join together for personal and social purpose. Reference: Kwanzaa Kawanzaa, A celebration of family, community, and culture by Maulana Karenga, University of Sankore Press, Los Angeles Copyright 1998, by Malulana Karenga ISBN 0-943412-21-8
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