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Spooky Dogs at Halloween

Watch this Reuters video about spooky dogs at Halloween. Why should people have all the fun? See some of the most creative doggy disguises around.


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Bolivia's Day of the Skulls (1:01)

Watch this video from Reuters to see why many Bolivians keeps skulls in their homes. An ancient ritual and holiday, Bolivia's "Day of the Skulls" is a time of remembrance and penance. Families bring their religious skulls to grave sites and some... More »

The Principles of Kwanzaa: History of the Principles (0:55)

Kwanzaa was created by university professor Dr. Maulana Karenga. He studied many African societies and combined seven common principles to make up the ideals of Kwanzaa.

The Principles of Kwanzaa: Principle One (1:49)

Umoja, the first principle of Kwanzaa, means uniting for the benefit of everyone in the group.

Principles of Kwanzaa: Principle Two (1:42)

The second principle of Kwanzaa is Kujichagulia, which means self-determination; this principle stands for leadership and the power of the people to choose their leaders.

Principles of Kwanzaa: Principle Three (1:13)

Ujima, the third principle of Kwanzaa, represents a society's ability to work together and share responsibility.

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Assignment Discovery: Christmas and the Civil War (49:00)

Many Americans take for granted that Christmas is a federal holiday, but how did this religious event become a national one? To find the answer, this video takes you back to the Civil War era.

The Principles of Kwanzaa (12:00)

'The African foundations of Kwanzaa's seven principles are shown in this intriguing program, as are explanations of how each principle can be applied to the African-American youngster's daily life.

Kwanzaa: The Seven Principles (10:56)

Kwanzaa celebrants believe seven principles have successfully guided African societies. On each of the seven days of Kwanzaa, celebrants discuss one of the principles and how it can be used as a guide in day-to-day life.

1963: XA Bright Picture Around the World (1:48)

As the Christmas season begins, goodwill is found around the world.

Kwanzaa: Introduction (1:02)

Every year African Americans celebrate Kwanzaa, a festival that honors African traditions and heritage.

Principles of Kwanzaa: Principle Seven (1:08)

On the seventh day of Kwanzaa, Imani is celebrated. Imani means faith.

Principles of Kwanzaa: Principle Six (1:54)

The sixth principle of Kwanzaa is Kuumba, which means creativity. Today, many African Americans continue this tradition through music, poetry, film, or art.

Principles of Kwanzaa: Principle Five (0:56)

Nia, meaning purpose, is the fifth principle of Kwanzaa. Today, a person may find his or her purpose in life through education, creativity or community involvement.

Principles of Kwanzaa: Principle Four (1:19)

The fourth principle, Ujamaa, means sharing wealth and resources.

Principles of Kwanzaa: Principle Three (1:13)

Ujima, the third principle of Kwanzaa, represents a society's ability to work together and share responsibility.