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Re: Tyehimba's article
Posted By: Ras Fiyah In Response To: Re: Tyehimba's article (gman)
Date: Tuesday, 27 April 2004, at 3:03 p.m.
My brethren Gman I am not at all saying that other parts of the Afrikan world did not possess any cultural integrity. As a matter of the fact thanks for mentioning the other areas that the I did. What I am saying is that nowhere else in the world possessed the kind of cultural integrity that existed in Jamaica to give rise to the Movement as it did. If this wasn't the case then we might have seen Rastafari rising simultaneously in many other parts. Where the cultural integrity of Rastafari is concerned it can only be found in JA. And if this statement might not be exactly true for this iwah, however it is true for that iwah as it emerged on the island during the 1930's.
One Perfect Love from the Blackhearted Ithiopian.
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