Case studies of the Garvey Movement in South Africa, Trinidad, Jamaica and elsewhere. Essays on C.L.R. James, Frantz Fanon, George Padmore, Evangelical Pan-Africanism, the Pan-African Conference of 1900 and other topics.
THE PAN-AFRICAN MOVEMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL BLACK UNITY IS ONE OF THE GREAT MOVEMENTS OF MODERN HISTORY. ITS NEW WORLD ROOTS GO BACK AT LEAST TO THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. IN ITS TIME IT HAS ENCOMPASSED THE BLACKS WORLD'S LARGEST MASS MOVEMENTS - THE UNIVERSAL NEGRO IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION OF MARCUS GARVEY, THE LIBERIA EXODUS ASSOCIATION OF MARTIN R. DELANY AND OTHERS, THE NATION OF ISLAM OF ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, TO NAME A FEW. THE PRESENT VOLUME BRINGS TOGHETHER ARTICLES PUBLISHED OVER THE LAST TWELVE YEARS BY ONE OF THE LEADING SCHOLARS IN THE FIELD OF PAN-AFRICAN HISTORY
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The Caribbean and AfricaHistorical Perspectives
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Some Reflections on Evangelical PanAfricanism or Black 31
Gleanings from 47
Marcus Garvey and the West Indies 59
Attempts to Bring Garvey Back to the United States 95
Carter G Woodson and Marcus Garvey 101
Garvey and the Beginnings of Massbased Party Politics 111
Marcus Garvey and Southern Africa 133
George Padmore as a Prototype of the Black Historian 155
Rescuing Fanon from the Critics 179
Benito Sylvain of Haiti on the PanAfrican Conference 201
The Yorubas of Carapichaima Trinidad Pre1910 by 217
My Advent Work Persecution Indictment Conviction 227
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