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Re: White Rastas, what r your feelings on this?

Aside from your usual barbs heat_air_wata, can you respond more specifically to Iyah360 question? I'm really interested to know your perspective on the Black Power Rastafarian beginnings? What is your thought on that? Do you think the Garveyites principles better served Black people than other perspectives? Why do you think Black Rastafarians should reject which was an important dimension of the resistance movement at the very beginning? Also, what is your point of view on the questions about policy outcomes that are detrimental to Blacks be it housing discrimination, banking discrimination, criminal justice issues or other issues? You claim to really have interest in the Black community. So I, for one, would love to see what you have to say.

Bantu Kelani.

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