They commonly say "I and I", as it is an expression to emphasize the concept of unity. No person is more privileged in life than another; everyone is considered equal. A further meaning is that God is in all human beings. This emphasizes collective unity through the presence of God and emphasizes the experience of all individuals. This is why Rastas use "I and I" instead of we or you and I. It is significant to note the role of women. Their main duties include giving birth to children, lighting fires, preparing meals, and serving men. They must be subservient to men. They do not wear perfume, makeup, or any clothing considered provocative or extravagant. They are also not allowed to use ganja while travelling. While I personally do not agree with the belief system of this religious group, I believe that this could ultimately be considered a legitimate religion. There may be no specific doctrines or scriptures that they firmly and totally believe in, but they have a set of values ​​that they live by and have an object of worship; God. They have traditions and practices that give a person insight into their culture and have beliefs regarding salvation and the afterlife, despite vagueness and simplicity. Rastafarianism is not a world religion, but it is growing in recognition and popularity. Its history reached its peak in the 1930s, when slavery was prevalent. While this religion has its fair share of controversy, its adherents deserve the right to practice it in peace, like the rest of us