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I was just talking about Bob Marley yesterday! My son is currently a yellow belt with a red stripe in martial arts. They added a green and black hatch mark to his belt to signify that he met certain goals for testing. I commented that his belt looked Rastafarian. He had no idea what I was talking about!!!! Eeeks, complete failure on my part as a mother!!!! We were driving in the car, but I whipped out my iPhone and started playing some reggae music and trying to explain Rastafarian culture to him. He said, "So they're hippies?" I totally freaked out, but could never explain it well enough to clear things up for him. We came home and i mentioned this to Mr. Mo. Lo and behold, Mr. Mo was a major Rastafarian historian and started telling us all about the culture and religion and so forth. I had no idea how complex the whole culture is and even looked it up on Wikipedia, since Mr. Mo has been known to talk a bunch of BS, while acting like he knows it all, on occasion.
Oh I would so watch this...I really like what Bob stood for!
I actually queued this up the other day! Waiting for the right time to watch it. Glad that it was received well.
Thank you for sharing this - I spent a month in Jamaica over winter break while in college and remember being moved when visiting Marley's home. I would love to watch this.
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