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Voilaaa - Spies Are Watching Me - feat. Sir Jean

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(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OC7Ga2Ys0U)

RasTafari School, Divinity Class: Is Haile Selassie I Divine? - Webster's Word Study by Ras Iadonis

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(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaQOuW32ZMc)

Hebrew Hieroglyphs You Never Knew: JACOB Cartouche?! Ask #RasTafari Rabbi #BlackJews @LOJSociety

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(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAMh3MluW9E)

The Rastafari: Is Lion Of Judah Society Too JEWISH?! Ask #RasTafari Rabbi #BlackJews @LOJSociety

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Books by Authors of Color and Those With “Diverse Content” Disproportionately Challenged or Banned

(American Library Association) The OIF (American Library Association’s Office for Intellectual Freedom) has been tracking an increasing number of challenges to diverse titles. Authors of color and books with diverse content are disproportionately challenged and banned. The OIF defines books with diverse content as those that include:

Non-white main and/or secondary characters

LGBT main and/or secondary characters

Disabled main and/or secondary characters

Issues about race or racism

LGBT issues

Issues about religion

Issues about disability and/or mental illness

Non-Western settings, in which the West is North America and Europe

Malinda Lo analyzed OIF’s list of the “Top 100 Banned/Challenged Books: 2000–2009” and the “Top Ten Challenged Books” lists for 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013. Lo discovered that 52% of the books challenged or banned include diverse content. OIF analyzed the 2014 Top Ten Challenged Books and found that eight of the ten titles included diverse content.

Read More at ALA.org

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A Time Before Crack by Jamel Shabazz

Best known as Hip Hop’s finest fashion photographer for his blockbuster best-selling monograph, Back in the Days (powerHouse Books, 2001), Shabazz revisited his archive and unearthed an extraordinary collection of never-before-published documentary photographs collected for his third powerHouse Books release, A Time Before Crack, a visual diary of the streets of New York City from the mid-seventies to the mid-eighties, Shabazz’s distinctive photographs reveal the families, the poses, and the players who made this age extraordinary.  [BOOK LINK]

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Ernie Smith - To Behold Jah

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Racism = White Supremacy = Irrational fear of extinction. Why irrational? because the other ETHNIC groups are human too!! In the unconcious mind of the people who suffer from this desease, there is only one human race, the “white race“, hence the fear of extinction. There is no such thing as reverse racism, but for sure, there is the hate that hate produce. Be wise, children of Jah Rastafari. Love righteousness over all. Shalom Ras Tafari.

What South Africans had to look at every day for four decades.

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Ancient Art Week!

Amphora: Memnon with Two Youths

Greece, c. 525 B.C.E.

The British Museum/Beasley Archives

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Behold The King Messiah! The King Of Israel Revealed! Hidden History Exposed

Hosanna in the name of H.I.M.!

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Students at the government school Lycée Kele Kele, Kananga, Congo by Eliot Elisofon 1970

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Fake RASTAS Exposed!? Rasta or RasTafari? Give Us The Teaching Of H.I.M!

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SIMACHEW MESFIN maintains the Lucy Art Gallery across from the Roha Hotel (the main tourist hotel) in Lalibela, Ethiopia.  He paints in watercolor and acrylic on goat skin.  The face of Christ in Glory, surrounded by symbols of the four evangelists and by angels.

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Who Said Haile Selassie I Is Not A Israelite? Exposing The Liars Who Lie On The Hebrew King Of Kings

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Ancient Art Week!

Vase with Scene: Heracles Slaying Busiris

Greek (c. 425 B.C.E.)

Terracotta, 49 cm.

Akademisches Kunstmuseum der Universität, Bonn.

The Image of the Black in Western Art Research Project and Photo Archive, W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for African and African American Research, Harvard University

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I-thiopia, the land where gods like to be.

Nicholas de Larmessin I

Portrait of Emperor Yohannes

French (c. 1680s)

216 x 121 mm

Engraving; Print on paper

Portrait of an Ethiopian Emperor: Black man bust-length, turned to the right, wearing crown, pearl necklace and embroidered cape, and holding sceptre in right hand; in oval frame with ribbon tied in the upper part, and coat of arms in the lower part.

“Emperor Yohann” is probably Prester John.

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