# Marcus Garvey
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Marcus Mosiah Garvey Jr. (17 August 1887 – 10 June 1940) was a Jamaican political activist. He was the founder and first President-General of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League (UNIA-ACL) (commonly known as UNIA), through which he declared himself Provisional President of Africa.
Imperial Japan and African American Activism in the early Twentieth Century
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Beginning in the early 20th century, African American intellectuals and organizers such as W.E.B. Dubois and Marcus Garvey held surprising views of solidarity towards the increasingly powerful Imperial Japanese government. Their views evolved in the years leading up to and during the S…
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Black supremacy
BLACK SUPREMACYThe belief that Black people are superior to other races and should dominate society. It's the mirror concept to white supremacy, but applied to Black race.It's important to separate it from:- Black Pride / Black Consciousness: "Black is beautiful, we have value" - This is about self…
Rooted Dialogues S02 E09 | Rooted and Ready for What Comes Next
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Season Two, Episode 9: Rooted and Ready for What Comes Next
Join Victoria Brown and LaVon Gordon for the Season Two finale of Rooted Dialogues—a celebration of where we’ve been and a look toward what comes next.
In Today’s Dialogue, we revisit eight conversations exploring identity…
HAVE WE TRULY LOST OUR WAY?
There was a time when we had less, but we stood taller. There was a time when we didn’t have all the flashy distractions, yet we had something far more valuable: structure, discipline, and pride. Back in the 30s, 40s, and 50s, our families were tighter. Our homes were anchored. Mothers and fathers …
AGENTS, INFORMANTS AND DECEPTIVE AGENDAS...
Every time Black people in America come together with a vision of building something powerful for ourselves, the U.S. government seems to have a plan already in place to tear it down. This has been the pattern for decades. It is not accidental, it is deliberate. From the moment a leader rises up wh…
Marcus Garvey’s Legacy and Its Relevance Today ft. Dr. Julius W. Garvey
In this engaging conversation, Dr. Julius Winston Garvey shares insights into his life as the son of Marcus Garvey, his extensive medical career, and the importance of understanding African identity and history. He discusses the impact of colonial education on Caribbean identity and critiques capit…
Gerald Perreira & Dwayne Omowale: Marcus Garvey, Jacobin, & The White Left
Gerald Perreira & Dwayne Omowale: Marcus Garvey, Jacobin, & The White LeftIn this interview, I speak with Gerald Perreira and Dwayne Omowale about a recent Jacobin article on Marcus Garvey and the broader questions it raises about the white left, African political movements, and the struggle for Af…
Black Nationalism: Part 3
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If integration meant depending on white institutions, what would it take for Black Americans to build something of th…
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The hour opens with actress Jasmine Guy, best known as Whitley Gilbert on A Different World. She discusses her touring production Raisin’ Cane: A Harlem Renaissance Odyssey, performed with jazz musicians Avery Sharpe, Kevin Sharpe, and violinist Diane Monroe. The show celebrates the 1919–1929 Harle…
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