Rastafari has a strong basis in the Honorable Marcus Mosaih Garvey's teachings and the Back to Afraka movement. The Back to Afraka movement implies that you have a direct connection to Afraka (a.k.a are Black) and are therefore returning to your original home/Motherland/whatever you want to call it.



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CALM DOWN, IT'S ALL A JOKE: http://www.freeopendiary.com/entrylist.asp?authorcode=A683979

You'll see me again.-Big Baby Jesus

"Never question
who i am
god knows"
and i know god personally
in fact, he lets me call him me
-Saul Williams "Amethyst Rocks"

Wherever the negro face appears a tension is created, the tension of a silence filled with things unutterable-James Baldwin

i will never, for as long as i call myself a man, compromise with tyranny.-George Jackson.

i specifically can remember invaluable lessons that my father taught me, and i strive today to carry forward his teaching. He would say:"You don't get no credit for what you do for yourself; you supppose to do that. You get credit for what you do for other people."
What is life" Life is a chance-not a certainty, just a chance-to do some good for others, to create some beauty of what is at hand. Death is a certainty, life is a chance. How fat or slim our chances are, that is left to luck and circumstance. What we do with our chance, that is up to us.-Kalamu Ya Salaam "What is Life?"