Marcus Garvey: Strongest Voice for Black Nationalism in History | Biography

[@brittanydiaz1483]

One of the greatest men that ever lived. Nothing but respect for him. All nationalists unite.

[@billyjacobs190]

What nation?

[@gamermapper]

@@billyjacobs190 New Afrika

[@matimus100]

He wasn't even black

[@GeneticReconstruction]

@@matimus100 ???

[@CasualCasimir]

@@matimus100You want him to NOT be black. We know it’s ok. It helps you sleep better at night

[@dy6682]

Garvey’s character may be flawed , but let’s not forget his courage , his vision and teachings to empower blacks . He is to honoured and remembered . The government of Jamaica can learn from him today.

[@hebel9963]

True indeed

[@thethreejs5437]

Fr

[@elbruces]

After going through videos about MLK, Malcolm X, Nelson Mandela and Haile Selassie, and seeing Marcus Garvey mentioned in every one of them, I just gotta check this guy out. Garvey to the African diaspora: "if we all go back to the motherland we won't be exploited anymore!" Colonized Africans: "um yeah, about that..."

[@DoshonFarad1914]

😅😅😅😅 You are so right.

[@goalsandcashflows8476]

Right, i was young thinking the freedomland was africa... African is not free itself 😥

[@mabordit]

All the African leaders at that time were inspired by his philosophy. I still see him as President of Africa Love & Respect

[@shakkay.3899]

Does your family celebrate his BD (today)as holiday?

[@roshmorrow237]

Not the NAACP not WEB Dubois

[@Amidat]

@@roshmorrow237 A lot of it was because he was Jamaican.

[@elrededwards863]

The frist the boss

[@itstheru274]

👍🏿💪🏿✊🏾🇯🇲🇯🇲👏🏾👏🏾

[@keyamsha]

Marcus Garvey was not controversial. Those who liked him, liked him. Those who did not, did not.

[@ricseansgym5699]

Yeah

[@LaRosa121]

😂😂😂😂Like everyone else

[@InstantMoneyAllStar]

Thank you! The audacity!

[@raymonds.9021]

I think you should invest more time into learning what controversial means

[@DeenScene]

Pretending to be other people using the USA mail system. He could exercise all his right n talk that talk except break that law. Lol

[@missymaisie7761]

Long live the name of Marcus Garvey and what he stood for.

[@hebel9963]

Long live

[@brittanyhayes1043]

Down with Marcus Gravey.

[@CasualCasimir]

@@brittanyhayes1043Keep on hating hater

[@joyce4815]

Celebrating Black History Month- Marcus Garvey (much love to this man)

[@shakkay.3899]

Did you take off today?

[@shakkay.3899]

Does your family celebrate his birthday as holiday?

[@TheSoloist1Alone]

Wow, beautiful history. This young generation need to know more of Mr. Garvey and the other important figures of our race ✊🏾💯

[@hamiduhamdun1858]

I like this history making in swahili language

[@benden5095]

Gravey was not flawed, he was the most powerful, forward thinking and greatest global leader the black world has ever seen. If the United states government had not chomped up false charges against him no tell what great heights he could have led Blacks to achieve. No one not even Malcolm X or MLK has done more for Black empowerment than the Right Honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey.

[@elrededwards863]

Everything they talk about Marcus is some kind are brainwashed they setting u for we know who fight against Garvey they'll never say the system western media lies all in a nutshell

[@oj4499]

Are u stupid mlk and Malcolm x was fighting for black Americans rights and stop racist laws Marcus was fighting for us go africa

[@hebel9963]

I will second that!

[@hebel9963]

@@oj4499 yes you are right brother but those rights are government granted rights and not rights you are born with or birthrights

[@ogome2927]

i love malcom but i defo agree with you on this! garvey was the first and best imho

[@christinaclarke3100]

He was the first national hero that Jamaica has seen

[@keyamsha]

Marcus Garvey said he did not want to take all Black people to Africa. There are some who are no good here (meaning the USA) and would be no good there.

[@Grahhhah]

@None Ya Its true. He did say that and he was not wrong. There are people of all races who are no good (lazy) where they are and would hence be no good anywhere else.

[@InstantMoneyAllStar]

Yup just like those two blk women talking about him...flawed leader...sounds like mockery😡

[@radiantrenee406]

🤣that's the truth

[@jaydencrews7128]

@@roxynoz8245 Huh?

[@Shockkings0714]

​@@roxynoz8245 Thank GOD i changed my mind. The US is for black people and them only. Indians were NOT here first. Black power! Nationalism is the only way.

[@maasabee2222]

His spirit indeed still live on...... our appreciation sir

[@matimus100]

He wasn't even black

[@examinfo]

Get the Classic book "Philosophy and Opinions of Marcus Garvey here amzn.to/2Du2S48

[@marcusgarveybronze3090]

He only served 2 years of a 5 year sentence in prison and was deported to Jamaica. Calvin Coolidge commuted his sentence. He was also framed. He did not receive justice in court.

[@hebel9963]

Because he represented hisself! Which was not smart at that time

[@lavallebarlow2324]

Have Black people EVER got a fair trail🤔

[@northside3701]

Calvin Coolidge know he was wrong for what he did to MG,they framed him. MG had the entire Harlem community behind his back. Even if a lawyer had represent Garvey,it still wouldn't make a difference. This was a time when racism in America was to the very top..

[@bjehulk]

The Jews didn’t like Marcus Garvey cuz he was a nationalist

[@soiel5179]

I'm trying to learn more about him and all of them made it seem like he was some kind of crook.

[@n23391]

Antwain Walton listen to speeches

[@ladyd104]

They called him a crook to discredit him so that he couldn't teach blacks about their real history. How does one prevent blacks from gaining knowledge, strip them of their leaders

[@jaydencrews7128]

@@ladyd104 I don't think they are intentionally trying to hurt blacks for no reason. No one could get away with that in the first place without being publically exposed. Just look past it and there might be other reasons for the misinformation.

[@billyjacobs190]

He was

[@billyjacobs190]

@@ladyd104 it wasn't an accident he made money.

[@GWOPMagazine]

the great Marcus Garvey

[@catholiccrusader5328]

Amen!

[@brittanyhayes1043]

The racist who played himself.

[@donpeak9820]

Marcus Garvey! A icon!

[@Jason-lv4uu]

Yes Indeed!

[@matimus100]

He wasn't black

[@Pplministry]

It’s time for African to stop have non Africans speaking about our legends.

[@TheBatugan77]

Pervert Pairofdimes 👈👺 It's time for you to shut up altogether.

[@youtubeaddict5663]

I was just thinking that myself. They really compared M. Garvey to the KKK?!? SMH

[@rjbrown8121]

@@TheBatugan77 ain't nobody afraid of you

[@koolkidsnetwork7911]

Wea

[@hebel9963]

Yes agreed

[@jeannieves6275]

Honor and Remembrance Happy Birthday 🌍🇯🇲✊🏾

[@crownchrist]

It is disturbing to say the least to hear the attack on his character by the very same socall Black scholars who appear in this SoCal Bio🤦🏾‍♂️ disgusting !

[@catholiccrusader5328]

I totally agree with you especially Dr. W.B.E.Dobis who turned him over to the U.S. Government.

[@aydisa2324]

@@catholiccrusader5328 Dubois had that mix breed DNA so when this back to Africa movement becomes a global spiritual alignment of bodies. Becarful of the mix seeds.

[@Professionaltalent]

They still don't want to let go

[@truthseekeralways7050]

I didn't like every Good Word they say about him they say something Negative like they were deliberately character assassinating him so no one will admire him and follow his footsteps shame them the haters

[@ogome2927]

@@aydisa2324 dubois was a sellout, garvey was the real deal imho

[@missymaisie7761]

My stepfather told me years ago that our great boxer is Jack Johnson and our great leader is Marcus Garvey.

[@oj4499]

Jack Johnson is not jamaican

[@hebel9963]

@@oj4499 does not make a difference he was exile from jamaica trying to organize a union for workers is the reason why he came here and are you indigenous to Yamaica?

[@lavallebarlow2324]

True indeed because we're descendants of Africa and Marcus knew this.

[@bobbye.wright4424]

Marcus mosiah garvey son of jamaica and africa most brilliant champion of black people ever

[@victormalyar9200]

Not Martin Luther King? Why is King more famous?

[@bobbye.wright4424]

chizplayaz this is true brotha

[@shakkay.3899]

Does your family celebrate his birthday as holiday?

[@hebel9963]

@@shakkay.3899 Yes empress

[@CosmicBackgroundRadiation01]

of course the law found a way to take him down for some bullshit though. It never fails.

[@hebel9963]

His military men and women were compromised

[@rootsonnorteyanumseth3209]

Let’s talk about Marcus Garvey, Neverlivedinvain. We have some part of him in us. His spirit dwell in me. Itinually’

[@joelnzinga9134]

The greatest leader black America ever had

[@victormalyar9200]

Not Malcolm X?

[@josecarranza7555]

Abraham Lincoln?

[@shakkay.3899]

Does your family celebrate his BD as holiday?

[@jklax]

Arturo Alfonso Schomburg?

[@israeldoe8000]

@@victormalyar9200 most defiently malcolm

[@mmg0705]

Garvey from the womb to the tomb ✊🏿 to study marcus is a must 👊🏿

[@benden5095]

There was nothing controversial about Gravey, there was no contradiction everyone knew where he stood and what he stood for; neither did he appoint himself president of Africa. The delegates at the 1920 convention voted him President-General of the "Africa for Africans" movement. The idea was not to rule Africa but to setup a nation in Africa where if so choose Blacks globally could return to Africa to have a country to call their own.

[@billyjacobs190]

He was the Jamaican Alex Jones.

[@hebel9963]

Ben Den thats right and that convention took place at Madison Square Garden andcat that time it was on 50thst and was the largest convention ever held there

[@hebel9963]

@@billyjacobs190 i give Alex Jones credit he did not just ait in his studio and talk he put the boots on the ground brave soul

[@brittanyhayes1043]

He was racist.

[@hansemist]

We need more statues of him!

[@GAZAMAN93X]

Facts!

[@Toxicplyer]

No we don't

[@AfricanWarrior150]

@@Toxicplyer yes we do

[@romeo4rmza381]

@@AfricanWarrior150 I don't think we do, what we need is to advance his vision

[@AfricanWarrior150]

@@romeo4rmza381 also true

[@keyamsha]

So much false information. If the people who created this truly believed this world is supposed to be the way them and the people who think like the want it to be, all they'd have to do is tell the truth.

[@EVERSAWHARDROCK]

These people make Marcus Garvey look like he was a no good this is BS not the real truth

[@May_2222]

Right!!!! that’s what I was thinking

[@letuspray4u431]

One the greatest leader of black nationalism the works has ever seen... Such courage and boist!!

[@ronnellhillman7260]

Marcus mosiah Harvey greatest black organizer we've ever had.

[@catholiccrusader5328]

The one and only. The rest of them pale by comparison.

[@hebel9963]

@@catholiccrusader5328 got that right for his time he had successors.

[@lapatria11]

None of this knowledge is being taught in school. With that being said; we as adults have too teach our children the real history about our ancestors and culture

[@killgarraghforever]

If it makes you happier, I'm watching this for school

[@lapatria11]

@@killgarraghforever good for you

[@tadiyahfraser]

Big up Mr. Garvey! Real General Dat 💯

[@opnspa55]

Good to learn about black history

[@matimus100]

Nonsense

[@TranscendentalMental]

Flawed Leader? Im going to bite my tongue and keep it moving smh

[@ThomasFromTN]

Garvey WAS flawed. So was King. So was Malcolm X. So are ANY individuals who aspired or aspire to attain something greater. What it underscores is that "great" men and women are HUMAN...this fact makes their strides more remarkable, not less. Further, it supports a very real premise - it is not necessary to be a god or superhero...ANYONE can overcome flaws WE ALL HAVE to achieve remarkable things. Putting people on pedestals, attempting to intimate that they were endowed with superhuman qualities, compromises the ability to fully appreciate how they overcame tremendous difficulties, can lead to not appreciating how truly difficult were the challenges they faced. Getting angry about that comment in the video is very misplaced. Understandable, but misplaced. These people did not walk on water. They had to do it the hard way...and did it anyway. Think about it.

[@luxpaxamare]

everyone has flaws but Garvey's movement wasn't flawed. It was infiltrated and sabotaged - BIG DIFFERENCE

[@remylaflare3283]

TranscendentalMental Malcolm x is in class by himself

[@shakkay.3899]

@@ThomasFromTN Ahead of his times without hindsight. Thomas, what's excuse for being 21th with slave name?

[@shakkay.3899]

@@luxpaxamare Well said! Celebrate his BD today as family holiday?

[@Infinitebrandon]

there's misinformation here compared to what I've heard from many sources. The holy spirit will guide all to see marcus garvey was 1 of the best heroes

[@HOUSEOFDAVIDPEOPLE]

Giving Honor where Honor Is Due!

[@callingarvey2916]

The charge was a set up😡 This bio is not entirely true but it's the media version🔥 Marcus Garvey live forever❤❤❤

[@missymaisie7761]

Marcus Garvey the King of all African countries.

[@sinclair657]

The greatest philosopher of all times.

[@bonecoff2191]

No.

[@Katakuriplayzx]

@bonecoff yes :D (not really)

[@matimus100]

He wasn't even black

[@davitz77]

Love your race. Embrace racial and ethnic nationalism. Who can govern a people better than one of those people?

[@hunna5849]

He's never forgotten

[@shakkay.3899]

Flawed leader? Visionary!

[@darianclery4455]

Marcus Garvey was 🌍🇯🇲🤛🖤💚💛 🖤💚💛🖤💚💛🖤💚💛🖤💚💛🖤💚💛🖤💚💛🖤💚💛🖤💚💛🖤💚💛

[@jeannieves6275]

Happy Birthday Hero⭐️🖤

[@mytime4687]

He was a leo. WOW. I personally think his intentions were for the right reasons but not necessarily through all the appropriate connections. But subconsciously he wasn't aware of the effects it had when his main goal was to help blacks

[@lymanevolution1188]

Phillip W. 😍😍😍

[@scott6504]

It's a shame that Garvey isn't a more historical figure. He was right about the mutual understanding of racial differences.

[@brittanyhayes1043]

No difference, we literally are the same.

[@scott6504]

@@brittanyhayes1043 You believe that?

[@brittanyhayes1043]

@@scott6504 yes

[@brittanyhayes1043]

@@nalasmith4281 Science and God.

[@brittanyhayes1043]

@Nala Smith You do realize we are all related right?

[@wunderbarmutti5221]

He was sentenced to five years but served 2 years 9 months

[@hebel9963]

Tell them wunderbar Mutti!

[@triumphantqueen3091]

Happy Eternal Birthday King Marcus Garvey 💕

[@billyjacobs190]

He was the King of Africa?

[@Animation6t67]

Is anyone here from Jamaica I just want to know if my brothers and sisters are relevant

[@JohnJohn-rz7tn]

If Marcus Garvey should come back to life right now , with the same ideas of libertarian for Black peoples , they would frame him up ,and send him to prison the same way as they did back then , because the same mindset that framed him up is still with us today.

[@keandremoore7196]

I FEEL YOU yall so much knowledge

[@DameLombardi]

1:33 pause and read the sign

[@aliemmanuel7020]

Someone tell Marcus Garvey that the Black Star Line finally got to Ghana 🇬🇭

[@daustin8888]

Black Fascism >>>> Integration

[@hebel9963]

Dausin8888 not on my watch

[@brucegrit8928]

I've met Jamaicans that stated that they knew little of him now what does that tell you.

[@annmariebusu9924]

They did not grow up in Jamaica. He is a national hero and every august there are programs on tv.. The government could do better too.

[@brucegrit8928]

@@annmariebusu9924 they WERE from Jamaica.

[@annmariebusu9924]

@@brucegrit8928 shame on them😐

[@annmariebusu9924]

I just remember that one of my cousins claimed not to know one of our national heroes from our parish. My family was shocked but blamed it on her age. I think she just wanted to forget Jamaica all together. Marcus Garvey is the most popular national hero. He had international acclaim and inspired the Rastafarian movement. He is known throughout the Caribbean and Africa. They should have at least known the basics. I can’t remember which bill he appears on.

[@damiondash3465]

They do not teach enough about Marcus Garvey in Jamaican schools.

[@awuchukwuijeomah3697]

Thanks

[@davemyers4466]

Thank you.

[@nicolebrooks802]

I'M going to watch it again

[@alonzox5420]

Malcom X was inspired by the works and teaches of The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad never get that twisted

[@hebel9963]

True that but should have obeyed his command.

[@YolandaSmith-zs1rl]

In life sometimes you will have to align yourself with your enemy to help your people. Its business nothing personal .You cannot be a insular people. You need to form connections, affiliations, and associations. In the end we are the human race.

[@n23391]

Listen to his speeches!

[@alexnjuguna4102]

It is sad how they address Garvey with contempt..His words are still relevant

[@Tejah]

He is a highly unsung hero.

[@MixtapeKilla2004]

According to this article in a Masonic Journal: "During the final four years of his life, Garvey turned even more emphatically toward the Masonic ideal based on secret knowledge. With the defeat of Ethiopia in the Italo-Ethiopian War of 1935.... Garvey revised dramatically his previous estimates of what political movements alone could be expected to accomplish. Thus, he viewed as problematic the absence of "masonry in his [the Negro's] political ideals," noting that "there is nothing secret in what he is aiming at for his own hope of preservation." Garvey was alluding to the evolution of the fraternal idea from its earlier craft stage into a potent political vehicle, one based on the organization of secret revolutionary brotherhoods. From the start, the UNIA shared numerous features with fraternal benevolent orders. The UNIA's governing Constitution and Book of Laws held the same status and function as Freemasonry's Book of Constitutions and Book of the Law. The UNIA's titular "potentate" was clearly analogous to the "imperial potentate" of the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, or black Shriners. The High Executive Council of the UNIA and ACL reflected the Imperial Council of the black Shriners and the Supreme Council of Freemasonry in general. The elaborate and resplendent public displays by the UNIA, particularly during its annual conventions, drew upon the example of the black Shriners and other fraternal groups .... Other features shared with fraternal orders included solemn oaths and binding pledges, special degrees of chivalry (such as the Cross of African Redemption, Knight of the Sublime Order of the Nile, and Knight of the Order of Ethiopia)

[@escapebabylon2766]

So he was a Mason?

[@shakkay.3899]

Happy Marcus Garvey Birthday-well written. Learned something.

[@2025-e4n]

The Ideology of Black Nationalism ,Pan-Afrikanism, and Black Power is NOT Masonic.

[@2025-e4n]

@@escapebabylon2766 No, he wasn't... The Hon. Marcus Garvey never said that he was a Mason and he never promoted Freemasonry in any of his teachings. If he was a Mason.... then J. Edgar Hoover of the Beuru of Investigation wouldn't have sent an Agent (J.J. Wormely) to infiltrate his organization... If Marcus Garvey was a Mason...The Government wouldn't have hired Black men to sabotage his Black Star Line ships, If Marcus Garvey were a mason...then W.E.B. Dubois would've helped him instead of hating on him. If Marcus Garvery were a Mason then, he wouldn't have gotten arrested and imprisoned on no trumped up charges... If Marcus Garvey were a Mason they (the Masons would've helped him) Instead of deporting him.

[@hebel9963]

Its nothing wrong with that freemasonry is suppose to be utilize like that anyway because we were the first builders anyway including benjamin bey or banneker where are these brotherhoods today not building in the hood maybe for corporate or Academia Marcus Garvey had Liberty Halls as venues of teaching

[@matimus100]

Sun glasses in the studio 😆 🤣

[@_knowthyself777]

Lol Crafty

[@Greene222]

No captions?

[@ndjk2821]

Me: Okay, this was an interesting video Also me: [Looks at the comments] Oh ok

[@lavallebarlow2324]

Marcus was Superior in Black thought.He knew that if we took the woke to Africa we could have something we haven't had here.🖤🖤🖤

[@brittanyhayes1043]

Down with wokeism.

[@petergaskin1159]

One love

[@matimus100]

Strange comment

[@kingjahmikes6483]

These people talk about g Garvey is a real shame they paint him to look like a villain

[@wilmanewby5607]

so cool

[@samuelparks9411]

I came to marcus garvey channel because of poet vevine goldson.

[@Smiles4034]

I tha K God for your bravery

[@horticasey]

This movement needs to be brought back.

[@hebel9963]

It here its underground for now

[@UNRULYJAH]

This bio is carp, it sounds scripted.

[@busa89]

You expected a freestyle? Lol

[@UNRULYJAH]

yeah. by young thug. saying "nigga" after every word. it would totally made the bio better.

[@ErickaOfficial]

+UNRULYJAH lmao

[@raphaelandrews3617]

do your own research and find out for yourself .

[@shakkay.3899]

Happy Marcus Garvey Birthday

[@kidkane7530]

Martin Luther King: Am I a joke to you?

[@tommybull6578]

Elijah Muhammad was the strongest voice imo. Marcus Garvey was up there

[@detriotman]

Where are his family members?

[@marveenthompson8072]

Yes

[@hrafnofthule5962]

I wish he fulfilled his aspirations, return the Africans to Africa, though I doubt those black ladies who spoke so well of him would have thanked him for it.

[@infiniteascension453]

I'm dark as dark Bacardi, dark as Marcus Garvey, Sparks cigars that start the party - Crooked I

[@fetti214]

I never ever heard of him when I was in school smh

[@datraass]

School in Jamaica 🇯🇲, yes but definitely not USA

[@sano1062]

He was a Pan Afrikan that`s not nationalism!

[@kandice342]

this shows a lot to me

[@matimus100]

He wasn't even black

[@kamerz299]

I SUBSCRIBED!!!

[@successful2274]

They are false charges!

[@mayamartinez9516]

Succful but of course they conveniently forget to mention that. As they also fail to mention that from the time the Garvey movement was building the government wanted to oppress and silence him so bad.

[@richardblackwood2304]

Think about this he was arrested the same week , he was supposed to get his citizenship.

[@garrisonnichols7372]

He was Antisemitic and believed mixed race people were abominations. He also created the Pan African flag. So dose that make the flag racist? I would think so.

[@jgarvey63]

The feds f'd Marcus

[@datraass]

Yes they did. Prison time for unproven, alleged mail fraud.

[@admarvicente9240]

Why all the negatives ???

[@fabionsmith6361]

Nice

[@ChiefXAli]

The EARTH is our Mother Land! 🟥⬛️🟩

[@michaelgardner2088]

What was his opinion on mixed relationshipss and mixed race people? Asking to clear up what ive seen on another video?

[@ogome2927]

well for a start he wouldn’t have liked them lol. his ideas was for black nationalism, and for black ppl to be together and to seperate themselves from whites like the african for africans movement. idk what video you’ve been watching where he would’ve promoted such things, bc honestly garvey was heavily against it!

[@michaeledwards3578]

He tried *but he failed

[@josephpatt9382]

This video has several flaws in it... but still good 👍🏾

[@JK-gu3tl]

WEB Duobois hated Garvey, that's all you need to know about WEB.

[@beverlyann111]

Why ?

[@winstonscott4195]

@@beverlyann111 Because Garvey was black and Dubois was from the light skinned elite.

[@gakahuruko2331]

The black Starline didn't succeed because he was undermined by the powers that be.

[@defimperia2373]

Psalms 127.1 'Except the LORD build the house, they labour in vain that build it: except the LORD keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain.'

[@ivanandanyi8100]

Self pride for Africans