ice of racial pride. "Garveyism" eventually evolved from this into a religion of success, inspiring millions of Black people worldwide who sought relief from racism and colonialism (Garvey2 182).
             To understand Marcus Garvey and his extraordinary movement, it is necessary to consider in detail his strong emphasis on racism and African nationalism. Such a reflection helps not only to illuminate the ideas of the man but also to show the basis for his wide appeal. Gar
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