Significados de rastafarians em inglês

Mr Tanzcos said there were about 2000 Rastafarians in New Zealand.

But for many Rastafarians, bestowing sainthood on their spiritual leader won't change anything.

The Marley family is in attendance, along with hundreds of Rastafarians and music fans.

The Rastafarians and supporters in the public gallery posed for pictures with Acton and Prince.

Emboldened, Nansolo sought a more general ruling for all children of Jah, as Rastafarians call God.

Under Illinois Department of Corrections' policy, only Rastafarians were allowed to wear dreadlocks, the court opinion said.

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"I didn't know you Rastafarians did that kind of thing," Sam said.

When the players of instruments began to come into contact with Rastafarians, there was proto-roots and the beginnings of ska.

Garreth Prince One of the leading Rastafarians in the country has been at the forefront of legalisation since the 1970s.

Pulis and komondors, the Rastafarians of the dog world. She picked up her glass, found it empty, and gave it a look.

In an earlier response to a letter from Jamaican Rastafarians, she explained that at the time slavery was not a crime against humanity.

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ZOMBA, Malawi (Reuters) - Malawi's Rastafarians are cheering a court ruling that will allow their children to go to school with dreadlocks.

Like other Rastafarians, Nansolo believes Selassie was a prophet descended from the biblical King Solomon, sent by God to liberate black Africans from colonialism.

He discovered the writings of the American black radical Malcolm X, and "hung around" with older Toxteth boys who had become militant Rastafarians.