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Wilde Talk and the Empresses begin the reasoning on the myths and perception of Rasta women

The reasoning continues on the role of the 21st century Rasta Woman

What are the virtues every Rastafari Woman should possess? In this video I outline 14 virtues which I find to be very important. Write a comment below if you have one to add or share which virtues resonate with you the most at this time. I hope you find them edifying!