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FROM EXILE TO WASHINGTON: A MEMOIR OF LEADERSHIP IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY

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    This memoir is her account of the six months she spent there, a frustrating
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    his own obituaries a month before his death on June 10, African Redemption,
    the political program of the UNIA, encompassed the territorial redemption of
    Africa from colonial rule and the spiritual redemption of the black race.

    Garvey saw Africa as having fallen from a past greatness that had to be
    restored for peoples of African descent to resume their rightful place in
    the world. Such redemption could only be achieved by black peoples
    themselves. The impact of Garveyism in Africa was considerable. Garvey
    himself never set foot in Africa, but for many budding nationalist leaders,
    it was he who first implanted notions of black self-sufficiency and
    independence.

    A few Garveyites independently immigrated to Liberia, but the grand UNIA
    colonization schemes all collapsed in the end. Garveyism also flourished in
    the Caribbean. More than any other early-twentieth-century political
    phenomenon, it gave expression to a pan-Caribbean consciousness that crossed
    insular and political boundaries.


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    He is daily celebrated and recreated as a hero through the storytelling
    faculty of the black oral tradition. Re-evoking spiritual exile and the
    historic experience of black dispossession, the music of such performers as
    Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and Burning Spear presents a Garvey who speaks from
    the past directly to the present.

    The result today is that the legend of Garvey functions as an icon of
    universal black pride and affirmation. Burkett, Randall K. Metuchen, N.
    Philadelphia: Temple University Press, Clarke, John Henrik, Ed. Marcus
    Garvey and The Vision of Africa. New York:Vintage Books, Cronon, Edmund
    David. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, Hill, Robert A.

    Berkeley: University of California Press, Berkeley : University of
    California Press, Lewis, Rupert. Marcus Garvey: Anti-Colonial Champion.
    Trenton, N. Lewis, Rupert and Bryan, Patrick, Eds.

    


    MARCUS GARVEY

    Garvey: His Work and Impact. Martin, Tony, Ed. Dover, Mass. Westport, Conn.
    Ann's Bay, Jamaica. He was the son of Marcus and Sarah Garvey. At fourteen,
    the young Garvey left school and migrated to the capital, Kingston, where he
    worked as a printer's apprentice. He migrated to Nigeria, where he was a
    businessman and the editor of the Nigerian Daily Times, and lived there
    until his death. Garvey admired Booker T. Washington and had plans for
    opening an industrial and agricultural training school modeled on the
    Tuskegee Institute.

    Print Collection, Miriam and Ira D. When Garvey arrived in the United States
    in , at Washington's invitation, the educator had already died. Garvey made
    a pilgrimage to the Booker T. Washington memorial in Tuskegee, Alabama. In
    the summer of , thousands of whites attacked African Americans who had
    migrated from the South to East St. Louis, Missouri; there were dozens of
    lynchings and killings, and entire neighborhoods were burned down. During
    the Silent Protest down Fifth Avenue, women and children dressed in white,
    while men dressed in black.

    Only two short recordings of Garvey are extent.

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