Ujima Playlist
We continue in the spirit of the African inspired celebration of Kwanzaa. Today we bring our third playlist to help honour the next principle of Kwanzaa. Ujima is the third principle of Kwanzaa. It translates as collective work and responsibility. The principle of Ujima is to build and maintain our community together and make our brother’s and sister’s problems our problems and to solve them together.
Here we have put together some Reggae songs that carry that message of working together. The message of recognising our fellow people’s struggles and playing our part in helping them to overcome them,
Here is the list of the songs that are included on the Ujima Playlist.
| Luciano | I Can You Can |  |
| Capleton & Chronixx | Help The Weak | |
| Lutan Fyah | Feel The Pain | |
| Buju Banton | It’s not an Easy Road | |
| Tanya Stephens | Do You Still Care | |
| Damien Marley & Nas | My Generation | |
| Junior Kelly | Poor Cry | |
| King Ali Baba | Poor and Have Not | |
| Fantan Mojah | Hungry | |
| Stephen Marley | Rock Stone | |
| Jah Mason | Feel My Pain | |
If you can think of another Reggae song that we can add to the Ujima Playlist, please comment below.