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X-WR-CALNAME:TCU Faculty Favorite Lecture Series: Black Livity Matters: Reg
 gae Music as the Soundtrack of Rastafari History with Dr. Darren Middleton
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DESCRIPTION:With a history stretching back to mid-1930s black street preach
 ers in Kingston\, Jamaica\, especially their response to the coronation of
  His Imperial Majesty Emperor Haile Selassie I (1892-1975) on November 2\,
  1930\, the Rastafari religious movement now numbers one million global fo
 llowers. Even more come to appreciate this faith – “livity\,” in the
  language of the Rastafari – through reggae music\, which serves as the 
 primary mechanism of transmission for the movement’s message of peace\, 
 love\, and black somebodiness. From Dubtonic Kru’s “Marcus Garvey” t
 o Early B’s “Visit of King Selassie\,” reggae has created an aural c
 hronicle of decisive moments in Rastafari’s developing history\, and thi
 s lecture re-tells the story of Rastafari from the perspective of those wh
 o practice\, or “sing\,” its faith.
LOCATION:TCU Campus
SUMMARY:TCU Faculty Favorite Lecture Series: Black Livity Matters: Reggae M
 usic as the Soundtrack of Rastafari History with Dr. Darren Middleton
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 eries_black_livity_matters_reggae_music_as_the_soundtrack_of_rastafari_his
 tory_with_dr_darren_middleton
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