"How do black women who are non-rasta relate to the Rastaman?"

They:
a) can't understand why I&I claim that Haile Selassie is God Almighty, especially if they are Christian

b) they are overwhelmed with the intesnity of I&I feelings to return to Shashemane to finish the assignment to develop it in order to get additional land grants

c) they get confused by I&I unwillingness to seek Babywrong entertainment when there's so much work to do

d) they consciously or unconsiously attempt to divert I&I focus and act as a drag on works

e) rarely do they begin to seek Rastafari

f) not seeing the material possessions which some other black men have, they lose interest, unable to cope with the sacrifice

g) few ever learn how to live with and assist the Rastaman in the HOLY COMMITMENT TO THE STRUGGLE FOR AFRICAN LIBERATION

h) ultimately they go the other way. The Commitment to African Liberation is too burdensome, in their eyes . . . .

I know that there are some who will try to interpret this as an anti-black woman post. It's not. Just I observation.