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Blessed Love!
I recently completed 2 weeks of research in Jamaica for my undergrad thesis, "We Black Build the Music": Rastafarian Perspectives on Participation of Whites in Reggae and Nyahbinghi Music. I interviewed several Nyahbinghi Ancients, Bobo Priests, and other bredren and sistren regarding their opinions of people like me (a white man from the US) playing the music that was born from the black liberation struggle in Jamaica and throughout the African Diaspora. Please take a moment to view the short documentary I produced as part of my thesis: http://www.psu.edu/dept/bw/honors/2011/04/oursongsofpatience.html
Jah Guide,
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