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Yes I , I’m trying to find my response to a topic of whicn I cant recall the exact subject or date. How can I find it using screen name is it possible ?
Please, do a search for your comments.
Good luck, I’m simply trying to figure out how to join.
You can subscribe to the RSS feed. There is no membership for the blog.
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Why no memberships to this site its so informative. A lot of black peoples are so uneducated about who we really are as a people. I do not buy into the concept that we are worthless and dark skin tones are inferior. We need something like this to help enlighten us as a people. We need to learn the truth. this truth is in this site.
I love this site. Yes, we are so accustomed to seeing “Join before posting”. Thanks Rasta for the easy post. Ty also for all the hard work in creating a cyber place where every color is welcome to learn what schools leave out! I cry easily when reading of the torture so many experienced. Truth can be a heartbreaker.
I take it that you have no interest in membership website.
What do we need a membership for? What do you hope to get from a membership website?
Are you ready to pay a membership?
I want to join this site myself. This site so informative and makes me feel so good about myself as a woman of color.
Me too! I have spent 45 minutes scanning the site on this Android and saw your post under “Fact”. Almost gave up.
If there is membership, what do you hope to get out of it? Are you just looking for ways to receive updates when article is published?
I like not having to look up a password and/screen name! This is the best, most informative site. I wouldn’t ask for more. Thank you Rasta Man.
In the religion how many wives are there allowed or is there just one wife.??
It depends on the religion.
Hi there. I’d like to request for an interview, however the request form is not displaying. How else can I send my request?
Please, clarify your request. What is the interview for?
We now have a2 pictures from Guyana the birth country of George G.M.James author of Stolen Legacy…I would like to share it with Rasta Livewire….Would the administration let me know where I can send it
Are the photos online? If so, send us the link to see.
I would like to join a Rastafarian church in Gauteng South Africa, and need contact details of the churches or Rasta leaders mentioned on this website please.
Search them online.
I would love to see an article written on your website about Mary Seacole, the Jamaica doctoress and nurse. Mary Seacole was a black woman who travelled all overyy the world healing and curing people of their ailments. And she even taught them the importance of hygiene and served in the crimean war where she funded herself.
Now, there was an albino name Florence Nightingale whom the albino nursing establishment praises as the first nurse and she too served in the crimean. Nightingale was even creditted with teaching albinos the importance of hygiene. How can this be when albinos thought it was wrong to take regular baths. Where did this idea about hygiene come from?
Thus it is my personal belief that either Nightingale was a fiction of white imagination or they just gave her credit for everything Seacole ever did. Seacole wrote a book called the adventures of mrs seacole in many, many land where she documented everything she ever did. I would like black people to learn about this important figure in our history. RACE FIRST.