Marcus Garvey: The Lion of Liberation

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A Jamaican by birth, Marcus Garvey's leadership and vision of a better life for African-Americans rallied many against racial injustice.

Channel: Film & Animation
Uploaded: November 7, 2006 at 7:37 pm
Author: ignitelearning

Length: 00:02:40
Rating: 4.94
Views: 17681

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odahcam2008 (August 18, 2008 at 10:02 pm)
Lets not forget also that although the Hon. Mr. Garvey was a visionary and a accurate and eloquent voice on the condition of the African in his time, He also was able to accurately and effectively outline what needed to be done. We still have not implemented his programme fully but what we have done has worked. Ask Brother Malcolm or Brother Martin where their inspiration comes from. Conclusion read the whole story before you try to tell it to someone else.
odahcam2008 (August 18, 2008 at 10:01 pm)
Sadly this momentous meeting did not materials because of the untimely death of the Hon. Mr. Washington. In my view all the work that the Hon. Mr. Garvey managed to accomplish in America was done on the shoulders of the wise ancestors that went before Him. In fact the teaching of both men were united simply because of the respect that the Hon. Mr. Garvey had for the Hon. Mr. Washington.
odahcam2008 (August 18, 2008 at 10:01 pm)
History tells us that the Honourable Marcus J Garvey travelled to America because of the teaching of the Honourable Booker T Washington. The Hon. Mr. Garvey hoped to converse with the Hon. Mr. Washington and join forces in the fight for liberation of the African soul and spirit.
bound2earth (August 16, 2008 at 9:48 pm)
I believe that Marcus Garvey came to Black America to take us of track in what we were already doing and it worked. African Americans had blk owned Banks, Our own lands, blk owned Business, before Marcus Garvey was even born in Jamaica. We had our own schools all that. So to big up Marcus Garvey and not The Honorable Booker T Washington. Is disrespectful to our own AfricanAmerican History. READ READ YOU MIGHTY RACE
bound2earth (August 16, 2008 at 9:46 pm)
Everybody forgot about The Honorable Booker T Washington who Marcus Garvey got his knowledge from. Jamaicans dont acknowledge The Honorable Booker T Washington. They erased him and callin Marcus Garvey The Lion of Liberation this is a lie
bound2earth (August 13, 2008 at 3:32 am)
what did marcus garvey liberate. marcus garvey couldnt even liberate himself when the whiteman charged him with mail fraud.
OtheDaddy (August 11, 2008 at 11:37 pm)
We need Real education. We need to study our history critically, for herein lies the understanding of our problems and solutions for the future. It demands a total commitment to Afrika (spiritually and physically). We need to study people like Garvey, Malcolm X, Nkrumah and also the crucial works of Drs. Cheikh Anta Diop, Clarke, Ben, Amos Wilson, Chancellor Williams, van Sertima, ...We seem to have forgotten when we were in charge of the state and the methods we used.
OtheDaddy (August 11, 2008 at 11:32 pm)
What a joke: "Afrika cannot survive without those in the Diaspora". There much about Afrika we need to learn about. Talk about resources: e. g. Afrika has the biggest land space along the equator. Do you know what that means agriculturally? Blacks in USA need to get themselves more involved in official matters between the USA and Afrikan countries. The main policy of the USA wrt Africa is: Disrupt all communication between Blacks in the USA and Afrikans at home.
OtheDaddy (August 11, 2008 at 11:29 pm)
What a joke: "Afrika cannot survive without those in the Diaspora". There are many things about Afrika most of us still need to learn. Talk about Resources: e. g. Afrika has the biggest land space along the equator. Do you know what that means agriculturally? Blacks in America need to get themselves more involved in official matters between the USA and Afrikan countries. The main policy of the USA wrt Africa is: Disrupt all communication between Blacks in the USA and Afrikans at home.
SocietysNitemare (August 12, 2008 at 12:57 am)
yea but africa cant rely on selling the natural resources forever. the natural resources should actually be the last thing we sell because our gifts, talents, & skills make enough money by themselves. we can sell what our abilities produce then sell the natural resources afterwards. & its not the U.S. keeping africa from african-americans its african-americans not being interested in africa in the 1st place. not interested in independence because our parents werent educated enough themselves.