Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Love that Reggae music

Anyone who has ever been to a concert can understand the feeling. There is a tangible connection between the music and the people. Music, along with other forms of art, is the one of the best ways to exercise freedom of expression. Musicians cannot be discriminated for create music, nor can it be banned from society. Music is used to express ideals, feelings, and religious beliefs among many other things. It is one thing that allows people to create who they are through a different portal. Reggae music is a genre that promotes equality and self expression by using just that. It connects people of all races and backgrounds just as all music, but on top of that sends a message of positive attitude and acceptance of true self. This message inspires millions to be and express who they are without fear of what others may think. This intimidates much of the mainstream society because much of what reggae music stands for goes against government policies and religious beliefs. However, reggae itself is part of a religion; one that could considered the most true of them all. If you care to search the term "Rastafari" it can explain much of this. The message is this: Be true, and love without condition no matter what way something is expressed or displayed in the world.

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