Marcus Garvey Research Paper
Marcus Garvey Mosiah is a renown Jamaican political activist who irrespective being the activist, he was a publisher-entrepreneur and a firm supporter of the Blacks Nationalism and Pan-Africanism movements. Marcus while schooling faced the challenge of economic hardships forcing him to leave school at fourteen where he started the technical job of printing and entrepreneurship. The interest of politics began manipulating in his blood, and he saw the need to indulge fully in it to save the less privileged in the society. His action is associated with how the Marcus Garvey ended the movements, these were Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNI) and the (ACL) African Communities Leagues. Apart from these, he formed the Black Star line connected to transport network, which looked into the Africans in diaspora coming back to their motherlands countries due to the era of slavery in the European. Marcus Garvey founded his movement called universal Negro improvement association, a party which was having large followers been Africans. The
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With the idea in his mind, he established the UNIA headquarters to be in the New York in 1917, where he started spreading the ideas of the Black Nationalism. It is through these aspirations that he decided to come to Africa to bring the same message of patriotism. While in Africa his speeches were mainly rooted in three areas which were the unity, African cultural heritage pride and the autonomy completion. He firmly believed that the African descent is supposed to be a stronghold for the great African independence. This was because Africa by then was under the colonial rule, where still humanity and equality was still a problem (Hill & Bair,
With the idea in his mind, he established the UNIA headquarters to be in the New York in 1917, where he started spreading the ideas of the Black Nationalism. It is through these aspirations that he decided to come to Africa to bring the same message of patriotism. While in Africa his speeches were mainly rooted in three areas which were the unity, African cultural heritage pride and the autonomy completion. He firmly believed that the African descent is supposed to be a stronghold for the great African independence. This was because Africa by then was under the colonial rule, where still humanity and equality was still a problem (Hill & Bair,