Mutabaruka Speaks About His Early Years Of Rastafari and Explains Racism 

muta is the truth. he woke me up. changed my mind for ever years ago. I'm still on the journey

interviews like this shld b prolonged. cn never get tired to hear muta speaks, n to absorb is wisdom such a great man

mutabaruka - this man change mi life.

You can be pro-black without being anti-any race. Love the reasoning. Tony, Muta should go foreign again and give you the show for a night.

Baba Muta is awoke personified 🖤💚❤ "Never stop the trod, EVOLVE the trod.".. - Mutabaruka Big up Tony Rebel as well🇯🇲💛❤💚

My general dat IYA!!! Uncle Muta enlightened me so much I was able to see right over the eastern side of the globe

A Blessed Reasoning. Wisdom from the Elder Mutabaruka.

Respect Mutabaruka and Tony Rebel.

powerful rasta! " REAL TALK "

ma biggest motivator. mutabaruka.

This think i don't understand why the Garvey book "Philosophy and opinions of Marcus Garvey" is not a must read for all high schools kids in Jamaica?. Garveyism should be a high school subject in High school.

Blessed Rising, and give tanks for this clip.

This is deep reasoning. We are men before color

these two guys age well.

I love your channel! always have great reasoning..just wish I could see them in there entirety. Please keep up the good work.

I have to be honest, I don't follow Mutabaruka, but I have to say that in this video he says the right things. He makes a fair distinction between racism and prejudice, and moreover he says that Rastafari is a movement for all the people of the world and it must spread to all continents and all 4 corners of the earth because Rastafari is peace and love, and if everyone peoples embrace rastafari (as is happening) there will indeed be more peace and more love.

Love these interviews

GREAT TEACHER.

big up gran mutabaruka.big. up y self you be remember

blissful

That was actually a great interview. Great questions

When Tony asked about black people who consider themselves superior to whites, I feel Muta side-stepped the question, pivoting to a definition of racism as relating to power. While this is truth, it avoided responding directly to the question with regards to Selassie's words "until the philosophy that holds one race superior..." Selassie spoke of the mentality, and war against that mentality. The wielding of power over another springs forth from the mentality of superiority. A great interview.

“ My auntie nuh White “ 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 Muta yuh a the boss star

Great reasoning!

I know how much of a Black Power advocate you Frank and a few other were because I was there. Bless

Muta‼️‼️🇩🇲🇨🇦

As a white man right now I am hearing Marcus and Selassie loud and clearer than ever. This has always been about the real people who respect their culture and the forces tearing it down. I hope for the day we see this before our complexion or we risk losing all what we think we are trying to save. Love and respect from an Irish hertitage Canadian. I love CULTURE. PERIOD.

The great Mutabaruka ✌🏾

True 👍

Background is beautiful!

I love this

wow

Great video but where's the rest of the interview?

they make me laugh i love dem 😂😂😂

Very interesting & poignant clarification between racism & prejudice. Growing, I used the hear the amalgamated term; racial-prejudice. This term foreshadowed the (now) all encompassing use of the word racist, thus watering down the effects as the specificity of was lost.

Why it affi suh short man.

We all live in a world full of suffering and surely if we all just stopped seeing the colour of the skin or culture, religion first, then we could rid just some of that suffering. peace and love from England

BEAUTIFUL perspective and truth. Something I've always thought. Something I wish Dr. Umar Johnson was opened too. He could learn a thing or to...

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The great Mutabaruka's opinion on racism reflects a narrow view of the broader racism. Mutabaruka is talking about systematic racism; which is a subset of the greater racism. The notion that blacks or non-whites can't be racist is asinine. Racism is prejudice that is predicated on race--period.

Anybody know the song in the beginning??

nice reasoning

MY MOM USED TO COOK FOR MARCUS GARVEY

I need him on dubplate

is that tony rebel with muta?

hail Rasta fari

where's the rest

SELASSIE I THE ALMIGHTY❤💚💛

i want to hear his opinion on the so called " WHITE RASTAS" that want to join the movement because of just music and weed

... Rastafari!

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Respect to Rasta but white people accepted the reggae music first.

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peace to the great elder. is a sad thing that the rasta them i see don;t relaly have this kind of understanding a rastafari. these man link with white woman..breed with them..welcome white "rasta". how you gonna be black power and a sleep white. maybe that why i never consider rasta..because the rasta them lack the academic foundation of the entire history

But Black people could always provide their own destiny ...look at Korea ...so it's a matter of leadership always...Europe can exploit Africa because Africa allows it; so back in the day with colonialism ...yes...but things are changing so; i agree and disagree (im black btw and Jamaican so just providing devils advocate)

Mi nah have nuh anti name white.

Flawed reasoning dont fall for those tricks sad to see that with an elder

It is extremely disconcerting to hear ones proclaim that one can be a follower of Rastafari without regarding the knowledge, instruction and wisdom of the written Word of Jah/Yah/God. RE: The some "Rastafarians" who do not read the bible or scriptures. "In the beginning was the word and the word was with Yah and the word was Yah." To reject or downplay the significance of the Word of Yah being Yah himself is to reject or downplay the significance of the True Black Power. Also how can one know how to follow and please the Most High Rastafari without receiving that divine knowledge from the only one who has true knowledge. "No man can come to the Father except by the Son." A lesser point to be touched on is the idea of identifying the I as anything other than Rastafari, such as "Rastas", "Rastafarians", etc. There is one Rastafari with one body, consisting of all the faithful, and one head, being the Holy Power of the Trinity. This is the basis for unity in Rastafari. To then go and identify the I as a "Rastafarian(s)" implying multiples, outside of the true power is not in line with the sacred and holy teachings. "Rastas" is like broken street talk. Broken because Rastafari is two words Ras meaning head and Tafari meaning to be feared, to be revered. After a quick search "Rastas" is two words, Ras meaning head and Tas meaning a heap or tassels. Clearly this is a different meaning than Rastafari. To be one in Rastafari is to be one in the Most High Yah.

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Anti-white :))))) LOLLLLLLLL!!!!!