Reggae music is not an easy music to like when it comes to the power in society. Cause it talks about changing society. You won't find it readily acc.

Reggae serves as a powerful voice for social and political issues, addressing oppression inequality and resistance. It has become a globally recognized genre outside of the Caribbean  particularly in Britain, the United States and Africa.

There is an obsession about looking at reggae in discussion about the genre and the world acclaim of the music but there is little discussion about the sociological, philosophical and political foundations of the music. Therefore, it is important that we examine the rise of reggae within the context of the political quality of the setting within which the music emerged. These reggae celebrations are good but the education aspect of the music in terms of its development and the foundational pioneers as opposed to the focus on a few popular stars. Music has valuable historical value; equally history and politics give rise to political expression in music: qualities of anti-establishment, protest, resistance and also songs designed for political campaigns. Rastafari thinking and movement constantly preached black consciousness, love peace and freedom and also the struggles form equal rights and justice. Themes of Garvey were also present. It must be remembered as the earliest advocate against cultura.Imperialism and this character was very much present in early days if reggae. There is no doubt that the anti-imperialist position, support for African liberation and the ushering of a new consciousness and national spirit emerged in Jamaica. The music began to reflect the radical politics.