Marcus Garvey - Garveyites And The Garveyism Movement (Black History Animated)
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Marcus Mosiah Garvey, the master organiser, was born into Jamaica's colonial system and decided to fight for change. After reading Booker T Washington's autobiography, he was devoted to teaching the black community the importance of being self-reliant through education. He had high aspirations for building a worldwide organisation to empower people of African descent. His goals would inspire later leaders like Kwame Nkrumah, Steve Biko, and Malcolm X. Garveyism symbolised the transformation of how black people worldwide looked at themselves and their place in the world.
Garveyism taught that Black people would only be recognised when they were economically and spiritually strong, preached an independent Black economy within the structure of white capitalism, and inducted a black spiritual leader, a flag and a black national anthem. The UNIA established the Negro Factories Corporation, the Black Star shipping Line (1919) and a chain of businesses, including grocery shops, restaurants, a printing press, laundries and a hotel.
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I'd like to highlight an error at 7:53 the word "Economy" is spelt incorrectly.
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Garveyism and it's goal of Black Nationalism was crushed under the weight of MLK's dream of integration. But still, Garvey was light-years ahead of his time
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Marcus Garvey was the philosopher, he head a great vision, CIA destroyed his plans, Marcus is the one who motived black people Africa to standp nd fight oppression, Blackstarline
The Black Star Line, was established to set up trade between the Negro, and Africa. People that were working for Garvey, had no experience with high finance, some were stealing, some were working for the government. Please read, Black Power and the Garvey Movement, by Theodore G. Vincent. There are many other books, but this is one of the BEST. If possible, get the Philosphy and Opinions, of Marcus Garvey, written by Amy Garvey.
Lol how many Black people nowadays ever heard of this great man.
Marcus the great messiah Garvey 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💜🖤💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿salute king 👑
I have been living Garveyism , with knowing , iam blessed
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"Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery; none but ourselves can free our minds". These words still resonate in my mind. Viva Negritude Banner! Chukwuokikeabia be praised.
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Africa for Africans Marcus Mosiah speak ❤🖤💚- Buju Banton 🇯🇲 "Till I'm laid to Rest".
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Love this. Marcus Mosiah Garvey. The activists we need today his work and his words still exemplify the mood of the current climate in which live.
Most definitely, his idea of a black owned economy was so great. Something we as a people need today
Baba Marcus Mosiah Garvey is one of our great African political leaders and heroes of our history.
Baba Marcus Garvey taught Africans to do with self.
Yes he was. Please read the Whirlwind. It was the last speech he made in this country.
Are you sure? Never went to Africa, declared himself a fascists, wanted to be a dictator, was friends with the KKK.
He never went to Africa but Africa was born within him, wasn’t friends with KKK or else they wouldn’t have tried so hard to get rid of him, and he wasn’t a facist he was a revolutionist . He was the father of pan Africanism and a hero among us black people
@@NativeNomads10 He literally said he founded fascism before Mussolini, and he literally agreed with the KKK...he wanted ''racial purity''. And if you think a continent was ''born within him'', you must think his mother had an enormous wound. He was a eacist wanna-be dictator.
My cry can Africans change the mindset so that Africa countries can use their resources to better to empower and Grow
He’s the greatest
History that should be in our schools!
My Grandfather Dr. Alfred. C . Patterson was a Garveyite and worked tirelessly with Mr. Garvey while in Harlem. My Mother and Grandmother, Aunt and Uncle would always tell us of the time when they were away and returned home and my Grandfather had everything packed and was ready to leave on the Black Star Liner. I remember seeing the literature in my Grandparents apartment when I was a child.
That's amazing to hear. Thanks for sharing!
You mom and grandmother👏👏👏
Awesome work! I hope this channel deserves more attention. 🖤
Thank you very much. That's the plan for 2023 🍾
Marcus Garvey and Malcolm X, were my heros. I was never a follower of MLK. I have researched and studied Marcus Garvey since the sixties. I first learned of him when I was in the Black Panthers, (Illinois Chapter). His saying was, Africa for the Africians, at home and abroad." When it came to education, he use to say, "Read, read, read, until you have conquored the secrets of the universe." I loved Marcus. My God Mother, Lucinda Johnson, was a member of the Black Star Nurses. (Lousiana Chapter.)
@@ImissyoulouThat's all very admirable! I liked to know that and also, I loved this last quote.
Man we need this vision today! Black owned business black love
This was the best
"We believe that the White race should uphold its racial pride and perpetuate itself and that the Black race should do likewise. We believe there is enough room in this world for the various race groups to grow and develop by themselves without seeking to destroy the Creator's plan by the constant introduction of mongrel types." - Marcus Garvey
Written like a true Black National Socialist hero
The most honorable marcus messiah garvey my leader and savior 👊🏿 ✊🏿
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I didn't even know those important information, thanks for the insight mi general.
We learnt a lot during the research on this one as well. I would love to see a modern day black owned economy
Really enjoyed watching this one. So informative and presented beautifully
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Thank you for teaching me about my history.
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Great to celebrate this Black consciousness matyr 130 birthday recently, his son Dr Garvey interview revealed so much about his dad. Respect Daddy Garvey, the honourable so sang father Burning Spear. Ital.
Thank you for watching, much appreciated 👨🏾🏫
Pure good vibes 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
INSPIRATIONS ✊🏾✊🏿✊🏽
Indeed. A man who was ahead of his time
Marcus Garvey is a million years old and his seeds has grown to produce fruits today we are eating healthy food every African must know Marcus Garvey and we as African people must make his name great 👍
The lady from Harlem said...
When he spoke in harlem....lightening flash.
A Legend Who’s Words Are Powerful,Full Of Wisdom Knowledge and Understanding ❤️❤️❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🌏🌏🌏
Indeed 🤎
Marcus Mosiah Garvey Sr. ONH (17 August 1887 - 10 June 1940) was a Jamaican political activist, publisher, journalist, entrepreneur, and orator.
He was the founder and first President-General of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League (UNIA-ACL, commonly known as UNIA), through which he declared himself Provisional President of Africa.
Ideologically a black nationalist and Pan-Africanist, his ideas came to be known as Garveyism.
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The biblical Moses was also black …
So the Red Sea is now on the West Coast of Africa? I'd like to see your world atlas.
@@mazambane286 😂😂😂😂. Some people are so narcissistic.
@David Harrison I assume you met him then?
@David Harrison So you have a brain? Try using it!
@David Harrison Allow me to burst your little bubble.
These characters mentioned in the Bible really did exist historically.
But let's put the Bible aside.
Take Jesus as an example. His mother was not a virgin. As was God not his father. He did not turn water into wine. Neither did he perform miracles or walk on water.
But he is an historical character.
The Roman records make mention of him.
Moses did not part the Red Sea. He did however lead the Jews out of Egypt.
Seems history is not your strong suit kid.
Thankful to see I was right we need our own from our own for our own point blank cause we can't get a fair shake with the rules set for you to lose.😢 That's sad cause we good people when it come to letting you be you.
Very informative and prayers 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 for our people to arise to the challenge to make self accessible and help others to do for self and not hate ones self!!!!!
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Good video 💯☝🏽🔥
Thank you 🤎
The problem with us Jamaicans is that we love sweets and we dear not offend those who feed us sweets.
Brazil too
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Absolutely brilliant i've read books watched countless video''s on The Honorable Mr Garvey, and still found New information on this video. Please post link so i can contribute
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@@InsightfulBlackHistory Hey i love it, ca you pls advise email address
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O honorável Marcus garvey é o messias personificado do nacionalismo negro. Sou um gaveryísta orgulho até o fim. Saudações do Brasil🇧🇷
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Marcus Garvey was like Moses from the Bible, and nether entered the promised land...
Nicely Done🦾
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My favourite books on Marcus Garvey that I love are
Tony Martin, the Pan African Connection.
Adolph Edwards, Marcus Garvey 87-41.
Rupert Lewis, Marcus Garvey: Anti Colonial Champion.
Baba Marcus Garvey inspired Baba Kwame Nkrumah, Baba Patrice Lumumba, Baba Steve Biko, Baba Robert Mugabe, Baba Malcolm X and Baba John Henrik Clarke.
From this insightful knowledge i've gained here and the books i've read about Marcus Garvey, I have one question, How did the pan africanism movement then become a socialist movement? because that is all what modern pan africanism is about, socialism/communism.
Because of the one person, George Padmore . Was part of the Pan-African Congress in 1945 that introduced African Socialism.
Marcus Garvey God every time. From we understand through increase of knowledge that, a man of right is God in flesh. I am sure that Marcus Garvey is a man of right. Which is God, the whole spirit of right or the all right spirit of God. The Prophet holds the prophecy.
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It’s funny that in the USA they only talks about Dr king and Malcom x and nothing about Garvey 🤦♂️
They don't talk about Malcolm that much. They tried to bury his great legacy, until the film came out. They don't teach about ANYBODY, that embraces a self help philiosphy.
Marcus Garvey's ideology made sense at the time. Turns out Garveyism was crushed under the weight of MLK
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But MLK was influenced by Marcus Garvey.
@@NativeNomads10 no he wasn't. MLK was influenced be W.E.B. DuBois, who's philosophy opposed Garveyiam
@@starter47990 W.e.B Dubois was the sellout that helped bring down the U.N.I.A......The government ran NAACP did not like Garveys movement at all.
@@starter47990 Later DuBois, embraced Black Nationalism. He is buried in Africa now. Ghana, I think.
Familly.
Reverse the curse.
Homeschool now if you have children.
Garveyism should be their Breakfast Lunch and Dinner. It's never too late!
Peace family.
Thank you for watching. I love that last statement. It definitely is never too late. We are always leaning 📚
Very good 🇧🇷
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The Chinese have leader and a vision for its people, the Indians have a leader and a vision for its people, where is Africa leader to have a vision for its people, Africa don't belong to Europe, why are you all having European telling you what to in Africa, wake up my black people, it's morning time, wake up to drink your coffee.
10:17 🤣ha🤣ha😐no😒son😶I🥱was born't 🤱in 🤧 Jamaica 💅🤳
The movement create liberia siera Leon and multiple citys in the west coast of Africa like limbe' in cameroun
Moses was Black actually. How else would he have blended in with the Egyptians 😉?
WIthin his time, most people were melanated.
Wow! No mention of the forced deportation?
Thought this was covered in the video but thanks for bringing it up and checking out our content
What good is it to be in a restaurant if I can’t afford the meal 🧐
The black Moses so what color the actual Moses was?
History tells us He too was a brother. its okay though, it sounds like not too many know that, just let it ride.lol
Nice but where r the likes
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7:53 - so you spelled the word 'Economy' incorrectly? Wow! Come and see this mess. They can't spell. HAHAHAHA! Listen....education is important.
Oops on us 🤦🏾♂️ that's been highlighted. Always room for improvement 😏 thanks for watching
Don't try to Europeanize Garvey's african appearance. Shame on you.
@@InsightfulBlackHistory This is a cartoon. We all know that Marcus, was dark brown.
@@Imissyoulou cartoons are the start to covering our history. It appeal to children who don't know what Garvey look like.
@@Imissyoulou Agreed. This is meant to be a starting point which will lead whoever is watching to want to do further research. I believe it doesn't take away from what Marcus Garvey accomplished
@@InsightfulBlackHistory sad, but have a nice day.
Same to you 🤎