Racial Autonomy Quotes
While this document may seem a little pompous today, this was a monumental event for American Blacks and many others in the world. Garvey was as well known at the time as Martin Luther King Jr. and f were later.
Comintern was generally supportive of Black enfranchisement; but they were unrealistic, for they viewed Blacks as an oppressed “nation” within the United States. Blacks, however, weren’t looking for a distinct nationhood, but just to be fully accepted into the already existing nation.