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Rasta History

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There are thousands of Rastafarians in Britain but the common image of the movement doesn't go beyond dreadlocks, ganja, trouble with the police and reggae music. In the first of two programmes,
Rastafarian dub poet Benjamin Zephaniah travels to Jamaica to discover the roots of Rasta. Producer Jolyon Jenkins

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Unknown:
Benjamin Zephaniah
Producer:
Jolyon Jenkins
Source: Radio Times

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