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On the Web
- Rastafarian.net - Progressive Rastafarian cultural education, social issues, discussions, business assistance, social events guide, chat forum, useful contacts, and FAQ; located in Oxford, England.
- Rastafarian.net - Progressive Rastafarian cultural education, social issues, discussions, business assistance, social events guide, chat forum, useful contacts, and FAQ.
- Rastafarian Vocabulary - Encyclopedia article on the Rastafarian variant of Jamaican Creole.
- World Wide Web on Rastafarianism - More than 50 web sites reviewed relating to Rastafarianism.
- Rasta Gear Shop - Online shop for reggae music, rastafarian books, posters and clothing.
- Rastafarians want meeting with Britain's queen - [CNN]
- Rastafarianism - Contains information on what Rasta is; Rasta symbols; Marijuana and Rasta; Rasta and Reggae; and a Rasta language dictionary.
- Nyahbinghi Fyah - An educational site that carries speeches by Haile Selassie I and other information about Rastafarianism.
- Haile Selassie and Rastafari Archives - A comprehensive database of links on Haile Selassie and Rastafarians. Many archived articles and photographs.
- Rastas-Home - Resource on Rastafarianism, Haile Selassie I and Jah; includes dictionary of terms, history, pictures; pages on reggae music, marijuana, Ethiopia, and Jamiaca; a messageboard and slide-show.
Wikipedia Articles
- Reggae films - Reggae is a cultural phenomenon that has a way of attracting people towards it and also pushes out its message like no other music. Along with the music comes a culture and lifestyle of its own which is rich with music, sound systems, its own religion (Rastafarianism), and even its own language (Patois).
- Majek Fashek - ... Fashek, is a Nigerian reggae musician, one of the most popular from that country. Various translations of his name include "high priest who does not lie" and "powers of miracles, the high priest does not live", and he claims he was born with dreadlocks, the "holy" hairstyle of Rastafarianism.