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Established in 1966 by Dr. Maulana Karenge, the week-long celebration honors African-American culture, community and heritage.
Inspiration for the Nation Sunday Mornings on Power 620: the iHeartRadio app and wherever you get your podcast.
🗓 Sunday | 9 AM ET
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Day 3: Ujima. Collective Work and Responsibility. Shared effort, shared accountability and shared success for the community.
Established in 1966 by Dr. Maulana Karenge, the week-long celebration honors African-American culture, community and heritage.
Come back for more on each of the seven principles.
🗓 Sunday | 9 AM ET
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Inspiration for the Nation Sunday Mornings on Power 620: the iHeartRadio app and wherever you get your podcast.
Dr. Carlene Lacey joins Vicki Brackens and George Kilpatrick on Inspiration for the Nation to talk about ON-RAMP Syracuse and the work being done to connect New Yorkers with career pathways that strengthen communities and the regional workforce.
Inspiration for the Nation Sunday Mornings on Power 620: the iHeartRadio app and wherever you get your podcast.
Day 2: Kujichagulia. Self-Determination. Honoring identity, agency and purpose.
Established in 1966 by Dr. Maulana Karenge, the week-long celebration honors African-American culture, community and heritage.
Come back for more on each of the seven principles.
🗓 Sunday | 9 AM ET
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Inspiration for the Nation Sunday Mornings on Power 620: the iHeartRadio app and wherever you get your podcast.
George Kilpatrick and Vicki Brackens sits down with Dr. Carlene Lacey to talk about ON-RAMP Syracuse and its work connecting New Yorkers to high-growth career pathways. PLUS, a special segment on The Seven Principles of Kwanzaa through seven community voices: Charles Andreson, Jackie Grace, Baye Muhammad, Davine Bey, Evelyn Ingram, Carrie Mae Weems and Imani Williams.
Happy Holidays and a joyful Kwanzaa to you all! 🖤💚❤️
🗓 Sunday | 9 AM ET
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Inspiration for the Nation Sunday Mornings on Power 620: the iHeartRadio app and wherever you get your podcast.
Day 1: Umoja. Unity. Honoring the bonds that connect us and the power of coming together.
Established in 1966 by Dr. Maulana Karenge, the week-long celebration honors African-American culture, community and heritage.
Come back for more on each of the seven principles.
🗓 Sunday | 9 AM ET
📻 Power 620 | iHeartRadio App | Wherever You Get Your Podcasts
Inspiration for the Nation Sunday Mornings on Power 620: the iHeartRadio app and wherever you get your podcast.
Happy Kwanzaa! Wishing you and your family a meaningful celebration. May this holiday inspire reflection, strengthen bonds, and honor the values that bring us together.
Established in 1966 by Dr. Maulana Karenge, the week-long celebration honors African-American culture, community and heritage.
🗓 Sunday | 9 AM ET
📻 Power 620 | iHeartRadio App | Wherever You Get Your Podcasts
Inspiration for the Nation Sunday Mornings on Power 620: the iHeartRadio app and wherever you get your podcast.
‘Tis the season. Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas!
Thank you for your continued support and connection throughout the year. May your holiday be filled with warmth, rest, and time with those who matter most.
🗓 Sunday | 9 AM ET
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Inspiration for the Nation Sunday Mornings on Power 620: the iHeartRadio app and wherever you get your podcast.
George Kilpatrick sits down with author Meg Groff to explore the realities of domestic violence and the gaps in the legal system. Her new book, Not If I Can Help, highlights how survivors can find safety, support, and hope when advocates step in and take action.
Inspiration for the Nation Sunday Mornings on Power 620: the iHeartRadio app and wherever you get your podcast.
In a year marked by uncertainty, George Kilpatrick and Rev. Phil Turner reminds us that waiting doesn’t mean standing still. It means staying grounded and doing the work. A powerful Christmas message on courage, faith, and spiritual clarity.
Inspiration for the Nation Sunday Mornings on Power 620: the iHeartRadio app and wherever you get your podcast.
George Kilpatrick Inspiration For The Nation 