Retired African American Rubber Duck - Africa

A representative from the continent of Africa. A perfect duck to add to your collection for February's Black History month.

This rubber duck is also a great Kwanzaa duck. Kwanzaa is a holiday was created by Dr. Maulana Karenga in 1966 to celebrate family, culture and heritage, and is modeled after the first harvest celebrations in Africa. There are 7 Principles and 7 Primary Symbols that emphasize a unique set of values and ideals during the 7 days of Kwanzaa… also spelled with 7 letters. Red, Black and Green are colors of Kwanzaa chosen as a reflection of the Pan-African movement representing “unity” for peoples of African descent worldwide: Black for the people, red for the noble blood that unites all people of African ancestry, and green for the rich land of Africa. Celebrities who have been known to celebrate Kwanzaa every year include Oprah, Maya Angelou, Chuck D, Angelina Jolie, and Synthia Saint James (who designed the first Kwanzaa postage stamp.)

Rubber duck stands about 2" tall and squirts water.

Rubber duck is not guaranteed to float upright.

Intended for children age 3-99.

One (1) African Rubber Duck per unit.