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Pulgarón Garzón (2019) from Cuba shows how Rastafari culture converges with the decolonial perspective to investigate the forms of struggle and resistance generated by black communities and social movements of modern Africa. The author seeks to build knowledge about Rastafari culture, recognizing and listening to the voices and experiences of its protagonists. The ways of doing the Rastafarian subjects, their discourses