Mutabaruka Outta Road Reasoning (Part 2)

Mutabaruka during a visit to Birmingham reasoning with people 'OUTTA ROAD'. Part 2
I found this video among my collection and had totally forgot about it to be honest. It was never meant for You Tube just a moment that I wanted to capture - not quite thinking how it would be used later. However I watched it again and thought that it would be selfish for me to hold onto for exclusively me and maybe a few friends. So please excuse the shakey movement of the camera and lighting etc. I hope that this does not detract from you watching and and perhaps learning from the discussion; or the several discussions that somehow seem to take place during the reasoning - yet they somehow manage to come back to the main discussion.
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King Muta holding court.🎤🎶🙌🇯🇲

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Real brother right there

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Too deferent people talking at the same time
Over all nice reasoning

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Muta "African retention" is called African culture. If you believe all the Selassie folk lore, why not at least understand that West Africa has it own folk medicine and folk lore. Some good some not, however African culture can never and should never be based on white supremacy. In many ways what our culture represents has nothing to do with European concepts and though you may not understand them, Africans do and a lot of these cultures bring value to African lives. Unlike the Caribbean world, to many Africans the white world is the furthest thing from his thoughts especially in regards to our own indigenous cultures!!!!