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Rastaman

The Rastafarian Movement in England

by Ernest Cashmore

A sociological study of Rastafari among young Black Britons in the 1970s. Cashmore describes how the movement spread among the children of Caribbean migrants and how it expressed their experience of racism and alienation.

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