Culinary historian Tonya Hopkins and her sister Kenya Parham speak with NPR's Rachel Martin about their new seven-episode series on The Food Network: The Kwanzaa Menu.

Here's everything to know about the African-inspired holiday Kwanzaa, from its 1966 inception to its noted traditions in family, culture and community.

Kwanzaa celebrations close out the year for many across the United States. Here's when it is celebrated and how it all started.

Kwanzaa, which is built upon African cultural practices, was created in the during the Civil Rights Movement. Here's what to know about the holiday.

Kwanzaa isn’t just for Black people. Any person of whatever race, creed or color can join in paying tribute to African American culture and ideals that have sustained a people through centuries ...

Kwanzaa, which is built upon African cultural practices, was created in the during the Civil Rights Movement. Here's what to know about the holiday.

In addition to Christmas, there’s another end-of-year holiday to celebrate: Kwanzaa. But what is Kwanzaa, exactly? Well, the Pan-African holiday is a time for people around the world to honor ...

Nestled between Christmas and New Year's Day is the week-long holiday that celebrates African American heritage and culture known as Kwanzaa.

Many people celebrating Kwanzaa will also celebrate holidays around the same time. Any religious faith and any person, regardless of their ethnic origins, can celebrate African culture.