Most People Don't Know Marcus Garvey Was The First Person To Do This In Jamaica - Mutabaruka

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[@shaka1281]

And never forget W.E.B Du Bois and the NAACP were at the forefront of calling for and cheering on Garvey's arrest, slander and deportation. It is we who are our biggest obstacle to success.

[@bobcosmic]

Trute

[@grunggadx25]

And a philip randolph and cyril briggs

[@tiz6549]

Fact ..... and Du Bois was just jealous of Garvey's success of galvanizing black people! Now WEB Du Bois was an intellectual but he did not have the charisma of a Marcus Garvey!

[@robbierob50]

Yes, they begged the U.S. government for years to remove/destroy this man.

[@Jamluji]

Ironically Du Bois died in Ghana

[@ceofounder]

Commander Marcus Garvey was a Braveheart, and a masterpiece/masterclass of a humanitarian, and a man amongst men! Jah bless his soul forever! Maximum respect to Rasta Mutubaruka for this education and knowledge!

[@divinecomedy0]

Thank you. I learned so much about this first national hero if 🇯🇲 and his devotion to improve the lives of black people internationally.

[@dre4lyph]

Marcus Garvey speaking at Madison Square Garden in 1920 was a monumental moment in Black history! The place was PACKED with around 25,000 people, all there to support his vision of Black pride, economic independence, and pan-Africanism. People came from across the U.S., the Caribbean, Africa, and beyond, showing how massive the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) movement was. At its peak, the UNIA had between 2 to 6 million members worldwide, making it one of the largest global movements for Black empowerment ever. The Garden was filled to capacity, with overflow crowds outside! Garvey’s powerful words, ‘Up, you mighty race, accomplish what you will,’ still resonate today. The energy and passion in that room were unmatched. Truly a powerful moment for Black empowerment!

[@tiz6549]

@@dre4lyph - indeed, indeed and that speech in 1920 trumps all speeches from these fake black politicians today! Even the - I am black one day and india the next day Kamala Harris!!!!

[@HowIviewtheworld]

I love what you’re doing brother Mutabaruka. You’ve been opening eyes and learning the blind for many years. Great job brother.

[@gfluff3525]

May the improvement continue 🫶🏻❤️💚💛🫶🏻

[@mmg0705]

To study marcus is a must 👊🏿

[@kwameolatunji1193]

Keep uo the work my brother.

[@myviewschannel6259]

Greatest black man ever lived

[@williamriley5118]

Thank you this information! Greetings from Philadelphia!

[@12RColeman]

Good thing Garvey did for American African was raise consciousness we do have a home like the prodigal son

[@IOSALive]

I Never Knew Tv, nice video dude

[@andytaylor6781]

Teach the youths, them gone astray

[@bobcosmic]

Shared to X formerly known as Twitter

[@kimel122]

Respect to Noble Drew Ali as well.

[@el-im3jf]

Greetings Muta.. been along time 🇨🇦

[@greatestone4eva]

bigups

[@Iam_Fruitsfidiyutes]

Hail @ I never knew tv ...Marcus was also the 1st person to be ever deported

[@Nsellz]

The Jamaicans wasn’t rocking with the brotha Garvey so he took the mission to the U.S.

[@mansamusa2012]

Facts !!!! Many didn’t want a light skin leader !!!

[@trevormcdonald385]

That’s not true

[@tracienatural2405]

Garvey took the movement to Central America, the U.S. and all around the world. Puerto Rico and Cuba had some of the largest UNIA chapters in the world. Those were different times.

[@thomas8167]

@@trevormcdonald385 Facts. Read his books and what he stated.

[@trudykroll7429]

​@@mansamusa2012marcus was a light skin man??

[@ronaldcliffin9020]

❤

[@glenorystigger835]

The language ica is from the people of the Liberian coast....listen now...the word Amer-ica is Amir=prince ica= the language of the people of the Liberian coast

[@Shawn-zg6je]

Bittaz the artist from Jamaica.garvey lives he has done his work is we to carry an the works right now the PPP is sleeping while jlp an pnp keep oppressing the people of Jamaica.self government a government every man woman and child have a say we the people of Jamaica ofto remove these 2 political party if nothing will change.

[@jamal5714]

The colonizers mission was not for us to be conscious

[@Osman-mj5rf]

Educate me brother.

[@jmelanierenee]

How funny he's the national hero but never wanted to be back in Jamaica and many in his country didnt get with his message

[@richiedread123]

True, because those in power at the time had already imprisoned him and were seeking his demise. It was those pressure that forced him to go international and become the person he became, a prophet not only for the blacks in Jamaica but globally.

[@roylle6346]

The rastafarian movement was born from Marcus Garveys teachings

[@SethEvans-r2j]

Du Bois is a plant in Australia. Medicinal properties. South African company refining a product similar to cocaine! One Aborial stand with a united Africa. Cadman Ur. Original heritage

[@TheSmittyray78]

Marcus Garvey was also against smoking weed, Marijuana, blunt whatever u call it. Stay high, your communities stay low, unprotected, unproductive, and filthy. Same formula used in all your communities.

[@nyabinghinyabinghirealms9433]

😂ok mr saint mr perfect 😅 why does god allow weed to grow? You think marcus was perfect....he is a great man but not a perfect man. None of us are

[@myviewschannel6259]

weed wasn’t meant for burning . It changes its physical chemistry. You can use it in other natural forms

[@TheSmittyray78]

@@myviewschannel6259 Ayibobo

[@TheSmittyray78]

@nyabinghinyabinghirealms9433 Evidence is clearly in favor of Marcus Garvey, not Bob Marley. This is not about being perfect, Mr Garvey laid down the foundation, the blueprint in order for your community to uplift itself out of the low reality it is in. Smoking weed will keep it there along with this toxic culture funded by Man.

[@nyabinghinyabinghirealms9433]

Is your mouth only for talking? Who said its not for burning and why? Is an animal only here for you to eat?

[@glenorystigger835]

Jamaica the wholly hair original people before slaver came from africa the tribe Yudah....same as in iti...

[@Cedric-me6ng]

Brother Muta, yes there's a Man today that can fill any Arena. His name is The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan.

[@justbenice72]

He clearly said from Jamaica.

[@mikelee9516]

@@justbenice72 Farrakhan dad I think is from Jamaica.

[@asmarshadeed]

20 Million followers????? there was only 14 million blacks in America in 1940?....

[@SaidGarrison]

He led 20 million blacks across the world. Universal negro improvement association.

[@Strategem]

Worldwide organization my friend

[@dre4lyph]

Marcus Garvey speaking at Madison Square Garden in 1920 was a monumental moment in Black history! The place was PACKED with around 25,000 people, all there to support his vision of Black pride, economic independence, and pan-Africanism. People came from across the U.S., the Caribbean, Africa, and beyond, showing how massive the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) movement was. At its peak, the UNIA had between 2 to 6 million members worldwide, making it one of the largest global movements for Black empowerment ever. The Garden was filled to capacity, with overflow crowds outside! Garvey’s powerful words, ‘Up, you mighty race, accomplish what you will,’ still resonate today. The energy and passion in that room were unmatched. Truly a powerful moment for Black empowerment!

[@bennyprice3663]

Around the world Also Africa and the Caribbean England Puerto Rico. And more

[@j.w.2391]

While I have great respect for Garvey as a Historical figure, I also have some ambivalence that I still feel he needs some Interrogation and Critique. I feel Garvey didnt quite Understand the Breadth and Depth of American Racism / Whyte Supremacy.----how duplicitous, perverse and contradictory it can be. Of course, we looking back in hindsight and didnt have the Language and Psychology to articulate what Whyte Sxpremxcy was all about. I wonder what Garvey would have felt about the Rise of Obama and Kamala Harris in our political midst. Would he have embraced this Proxy Indo Caribbean woman as "Black" as she upholds the Dominant system. How would Garvey feel about the myriad Continental and Caribbean Black immigrants who have come to North America only to embrace ultra conservative Republican / Whyte hegemonic politics while negating our ADOS lineage Reparations Justice Claims. Garvey really should have stayed in the Caribbean in establishing himself, sorting out the differences and contradictions of sundry African histories and identities----Before making the quantum leap to the USA

[@j.w.2391]

Ironically, Continentals arent ideologically "invested" in Garveyism or Pan-Africanism...this is the paradox...we want to See and Embrace them in Fellowship---but do they embrace Diaspora Africans...?

[@grunggadx25]

Actually he understood it more than you think hence why he implemented the economic and industrial program and a security wing if you don’t know Garvey don’t speak and go read

[@richiedread123]

I disagree, I believe Garvey fully understood what he was up against. Garvey I don't think was about making America comfortable for black people. He was about moving black people back to Africa. He even cut deals with the KKK to leave black people alone. Garvey once stated: I regard the Klan, the Anglo-Saxon clubs and White American societies, as far as the Negro is concerned, as better friends of the race than all other groups of hypocritical whites put together. These other groups didn't want black people to leave. Our free labour is what built the USA and without the cheap black labour that project would surely fail. Garvey understood that, and so they had to get rid of him. W.E.B Dubois and company assisted in that effort and yet he had to flee the US himself when they reality that Garvey railed against hit him squarely in the face.

[@rw9833]

I wish Booker T Washington didn't invite him and he had stayed in Jamaica. Jamaica would have a two prong attack between Leonard Howell who started Rastafarian (grassroot effect) and Marcus Garvey who would go after the political system. Both men had sufficient experience in their travels throughout the Carribean, Central and South America. He did not need to be drawn into the American quagmire. I felt is youth was wasted in a foreign land and he did not have sufficient impact in the land of his birth.

[@celticmulato2609]

When Garvery came to America, it was the Democrats who were the racist party and who made Jim Crow rules, KKK, not the the Republicans!

[@dre4lyph]

Marcus Garvey speaking at Madison Square Garden in 1920 was a monumental moment in Black history! The place was PACKED with around 25,000 people, all there to support his vision of Black pride, economic independence, and pan-Africanism. People came from across the U.S., the Caribbean, Africa, and beyond, showing how massive the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) movement was. At its peak, the UNIA had between 2 to 6 million members worldwide, making it one of the largest global movements for Black empowerment ever. The Garden was filled to capacity, with overflow crowds outside! Garvey’s powerful words, ‘Up, you mighty race, accomplish what you will,’ still resonate today. The energy and passion in that room were unmatched. Truly a powerful moment for Black empowerment!