Something that a person should learn as early as possible in Life, especially if they are RasTafarI, is to not care what people think about your Trod, unless what they say makes sense to you, but never be hasty and cause yourself to fool yourself, make sure it makes sense or doesn't make sense. Sometimes you have to hold the saying for a time to realize if the saying makes sense and is agreeable to you. And if it comes into agreement, then change your ways according to it, otherwise throw it away and Trod Forward.
I didn't answer your question because it was already answered. You should have spent some time and looked into it to see what you could find. The question you asked has been asked and answered many times on this forum and many, many times on many other Rasta forums all around. The reason I am saying this is that you could have asked that question in one place and they would have told you that white people can't be Rasta, and then the next place they would tell you that they can. Or in some places, some of the people will say yes, and others will say no.
Most importantly look within yourself, to Learn for yourself if you can be RasTafarI. Because in reality white men, black men, asian men or any other men can't be RasTafarI, because they are not RasTafarI. And also in reality a white man, black man, asian man or any other man can be RasTafarI, because they are RasTafarI.
Ark I
Itinual Praises unto Jah RasTafarI Haile Selassie I Menen I.
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