2024 Theme: Self Reliance & East Africa’s Jan 7 Christmas & Sept 11 New Year
Did you know? In the ancient lands of Eritrea and Ethiopia, the echoes of Christmas and the Nativity ring through the air not on Dec...
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A Grateful Heart: Beyond Thanksgiving. The Indigenous National Day of Mourning
Whether your in the midst of autumn’s golden hues or residing in the tropics, the comforting aroma of roasted turkey and revel...
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RasTafari.TV DEFEND Queen Ifrica & Call Out The Abominable Sell-Outs!
We’ve witnessed Queen Ifrica crying out in the wilderness for several years. Her plight to shine a light on ending rape and mo...
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WATCH: Residents fight to protect access to Bob Marley Beach
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Members of the public who enjoy frolicking at the Bob Marley Beach and fisherfolk who make their livelihood ther...
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Timeline 1963: April 11-13 – The Coral Gardens Bad Friday Massacre of Rastafari
TIMELINE: APRIL 11-13, 1963 The Coral Gardens Incident in Jamaica is a dark chapter in the history of the Caribbean island. It was a...
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SEEME: Reactions and Racism
WARNING: Not suitable for younger viewers due to nature of film. This film was produced by Year 12 students at Matravers School in W...
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Who Taught You To Hate?
A challenging, highly creative and ambitious film about body dysmorphic disorder in the African diaspora, taking in themes of black...
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Unlikely Forgiveness
What’s the worst thing you have forgiven someone for? Dominic Murphy found a way to forgive the man police say killed his son.
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Legacy: Black and White in America
Legacy: Black & White in America is a feature documentary that examines the political rise of Barack Obama against the backdrop...
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The Enduring Myth of Black Criminality
The Atlantic, Ta-Nehisi Coates explores how mass incarceration has affected African American families. “There’s a long h...
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Black Superman
What if Superman grew up as a black boy in America? While staring in the face of racism, this story follows a young man’s jour...
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2016 Annual JAHJAH Foundation Free Health Fair for Haile Selassie High
Please help us spread the word. Free Health Fair comes to Haile Selassie I High School, Mon. Jan. 16, 2017. Learn about this...
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