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The time is now for Jamaica to recognize Bob Marley for his efforts as a humanitarian, spokesman for Rastafarians, and ambassador of reggae music!
Bob Marley has enriched Jamaica's culture through the message of protest music that inspired many people to "Get Up, Stand Up" and take a pro-active approach to challenging injustice and inequality. Despite some of our faults, he honored us as a people. He deserves the same.
Bob Marley should be Jamaica's 8th National Hero and with your support, we can lay to rest years of Jamaica's resistance toward the will of the people. Please sign the petition and encourage others to do the same.
Go to www.ipetitions.com/petition/bobmarley
Thank you. Falana Fray Petition Author Director, Bob Marley For National Hero Campaign
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