Kwanzaa Day 4 celebrates Ujamaa, meaning Cooperative Economics, focusing on building and maintaining businesses, controlling economic power, and sharing in wealth and work within the community, often by supporting Black-owned businesses, banking Black, and pooling resources for collective benefit, embodying the idea that community is wealth and strengthening economic self-sufficiency. #kwanzza | Cooking with Greens

It’s Day 4 of Kwanzaa and today we are celebrating Ujamaa, or Cooperative Economics. Ujamaa emphasizes the importance of supporting Black businesses and using our resources to strengthen and sustain our communities. Thank you to @chicodsolo for joining us in celebrating Ujamaa! ❤️💛🖤 🎥 @allenjdixon #reginaldflewismuseum #kwanzaa #blackhistory #thelewis #baltimore | Reginald F. Lewis Museum

Day four of Kwanzaa is all about Ujamaa—Cooperative Economics. 💰 Let’s celebrate and support Black-owned businesses to build economic strength within our communities. On the third floor of our museum, you’ll find a replica barbershop—a shining example of Ujamaa. Black-owned businesses like these have long been spaces for economic empowerment, community connection, and cultural pride. Tag your favorite Black-owned business below and show them some love!#Kwanzaa #Ujamaa #BlackBusinesses #BlackEco