Garvey And His Predecessors
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Dr E U Essien-udom discusses the antecedents to Marcus Garvey and his movement, the Universal Negro Improvement Association. He analyzes the two strands of the Black freedom movements in the United States - the struggle for civil rights and integration, and the nationalist struggle to seek a political state or to assert a collective Black identity in cultural and social terms.
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