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		The Food of Kwanzaa The food of Kwanzaa, from CNN, Dec. 1996.
		The Official Kwanzaa Web Site All about the holiday, its origins, its symbols, and its significance. From Kwanzaa creator Dr. Maulana Karenga.

		Cartoon Fun and History of Kwanzaa Includes cartoon and educational information about this ethnic and political observance.
		Happy Kwanzaa Children's site tell all about Kwanzaa and the seven principles of Kwanzaa. Also includes printable coloring pages, desktop themes, and clip art.
		Happy Kwanzaa from HarperCollins Children's Books Site describes the Kwanzaa holiday, explains what is celebrated on each of its seven days, and includes traditional African recipes.
		Kwanzaa Land Has free graphics, coloring pages, general information, extensive glossary, links to recipes, puzzles, and games.
		Kwanzaa Time at Kid's Domain Includes printable coloring pages, online games, clip art, Mac- and PC-downloadables, and craft ideas.

Sacred Texts Texts on the traditional spirituality of Sub-Saharan Africa

		Jah Works A Berkeley Publication about Caribbean-based Music and Culture
		rastafari.org rastafari.org
		Rastafarian.org Progressive Rastafarian cultural education, social issues, discussions, business assistance, social events guide, chat forum, useful contacts, and FAQ; located in Oxford, England.
		Vodun Vodun (and similar religions: Candomble, Lucumi, Macumba, and Yoruba)

		Everything About Kwanzaa  Definitions, history, rituals.
		Santeria, A Practical Guide to Afro- Caribbean Magic This web-based excerpt of a book by Luis M. Nunez is a comprehensive summary of the religion of Santeria. It goes into depth about the traditions, orishas, and ceremonial practices of Santeria.

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