CLEAN : Promised land Rastafaris struggle in Ethiopia

The transcript discusses the desire of a community to be recognized as natural Ethiopians rather than Jamaican or American. It highlights the challenges faced by stateless children who cannot obtain identification from any country. The community struggles with internal divisions and differing ideologies, making it difficult to present a united front to the government. The conversation also touches on cultural identity and the need for basic human rights.

What identity does the speaker wish to be recognized as?

• Italian

• Natural Ethiopian

• American

• Jamaican

What is a major issue faced by children born in the speaker's community?

• Statelessness

• Lack of education

• Health problems

• Language barriers

Why are children in the community considered stateless?

• They are not recognized by their parents

• They cannot obtain IDs from any country

• They do not have a permanent home

• They lack access to education

What prevents the community from approaching the government effectively?

• Language barriers

• Different ideologies

• Lack of resources

• Geographical distance

What is the speaker's concern regarding the community's unity?

• They have too many leaders

• They cannot present a united front

• They are too spread out geographically

• They lack financial support