Exhibition brings London HQ of Rastafarian faith back to life
Briefly

Dr. Aleema Gray remarked on the historical significance of St Agnes Place for Rastafarians, stating that it represented self-sustainability and organization, reflecting a black futuristic vision toward Africa.
The exhibition 'Echoes Within These Walls' aims to highlight the often-overlooked stories of the Rastafarian faith, hoping to add depth beyond just the influence of Bob Marley.
Dr. Gray emphasized the ongoing impact of damaging stereotypes around Rastafarians, mentioning the Shades of Grey report's portrayal of them as a criminalized subculture, and stressing the need to disrupt such perceptions.
As a key point of Rastafarian culture and history, St Agnes Place showcases a community's efforts to create a supportive environment that actively resisted external marginalization and evictions.
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