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Oct 28th, 05:24 PM | Geoffrey Philp

“The First Noble Truth of Rastafari, then, was to assert the dignity and individuality of Black people in the Americas.”

Sep 30th, 07:44 AM | Geoffrey Philp

I want to say 'I shot the police' but the government would have made a fuss so I said 'I shot the sheriff' instead... but it's the same idea: justice. Bob Marley

Sep 15th, 09:46 AM | Geoffrey Philp

"Marley, at some point, realized that his life was emblematic of a larger structure in the life of Black people surviving in a system that would demean and destroy their lives and he wanted to free them from the system."

Sep 3rd, 01:20 AM | Geoffrey Philp

"Garvey’s vision of a unified Black nation and an African homeland was woven into the texture of the reggae lyric. Garvey was thus elevated to the status of a cultural hero and prophet by songwriters such as Culture in The Two Sevens Clash"

Aug 28th, 03:46 PM | Geoffrey Philp

"Whether the theme of the paradise, exile and return is interpreted literally or metaphorically, the idea remains one of the major motifs in the development of the reggae lyric."

Aug 9th, 05:07 AM | Geoffrey Philp

Text from a lecture at Miami Dade College, North Campus on Wednesday, February 13, 2008.

Apr 3rd, 04:42 PM | Angus Taylor

Tribute to MLK, shot 40 years ago today. A man whose courage, dedication, and nonviolent advocacy for civil rights continue to inspire people around the world.

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Great combination on 2005 album Welcome to Jamrock. Look out for the album Distant Relatives out soon.

Young Jamaican singer Romain Virgo on Love is the answer riddim

Jah Sun and Queen Omega on a combination produced by The Far East Band.

Queen Ifrica's hit produced by Donovan Germain from Penthouse records.

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