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Rastafari Women

Subordination in the Midst of Liberation Theology

by Obiagele Lake

The anthropologist Obiagele Lake examines the position of women in Rastafari, arguing that a movement of liberation from racial oppression has maintained patriarchal structures. It is a key work in the debate on gender within the movement.

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