Queens of Zion: Haile Selassie I and the Women Who Shaped Rastafarianism
by Don Smith
Queens of Zion explores Haile Selassie I's central role in Rastafarianism and the vital contributions of the women who shaped its development. This insightful book reveals how these queens influenced the movement's spiritual and cultural foundations, offering a fresh perspective on its history and key figures.
About This Book
Queens of Zion delves into the life of Haile Selassie I and the women who played essential roles in developing Rastafarianism. The book highlights how these figures contributed to the movement's growth and cultural significance.
Through historical accounts, it examines the intersections of leadership, spirituality, and gender in the formation of Rastafarian beliefs. The narrative focuses on the enduring impact of these women alongside Haile Selassie I.
This work provides insights into the broader context of Rastafarianism's origins and evolution, emphasizing the contributions of key individuals.
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