Well heat_air_wata it is the predilection and propensity of certain causcasians to step into this movement and try to define for I'n'I what this movement should be about. It is their usual to walk through the doors of Rastafari and use platitudes of peace and one love to tell I'n'I black people what this movement is about and what I'n'I out to be. If the I is honest with the I self and is aware of the centuries of oppression that I'n'I black people have faced then the I would realize that this is the usual trend of most caucasians that come into this livity.

As the brethren blair so rightly states, not one white person has been subjected to what Black people faced in centuries past or is still facing to this very moment, not just in the Afrikan Diaspora but on the Afrikan continent itself.

So it is quite important for the caucasian to know that even though this movement is about Peace and One Love(we said first my brother), that it is also about revolution and liberation of a people robbed and raped, brutalized and penalized by a system of white supremacy. That will not be forgotten. Possibly forgiven but never forgotten. You see my caucasian brethrens and sistren, it is still until that day.

Peace and One Love from the Blackhearted Ithiopian.