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... Garvey also advised black workers to beware of the white labor movement . " It seems strange and a paradox , " Garvey wrote , " but the only convenient friend the Negro worker or laborer has in America at the present time is the white ...
... Garvey also advised black workers to beware of the white labor movement . " It seems strange and a paradox , " Garvey wrote , " but the only convenient friend the Negro worker or laborer has in America at the present time is the white ...
Page 253
... Garvey took this line of thought to its logical conclusion when he argued that the " only convenient friend " of the black workers is the white capitalist because he " is willing and glad to use Negro labor wherever possible on a scale ...
... Garvey took this line of thought to its logical conclusion when he argued that the " only convenient friend " of the black workers is the white capitalist because he " is willing and glad to use Negro labor wherever possible on a scale ...
Page 254
... Garvey's mass ap- peal and the spontaneous upsurge of black unrest which his movement represented . Futile attempts were made by the party to gain control of Garvey's organization or to win Garvey over to the Communist side.97 All of ...
... Garvey's mass ap- peal and the spontaneous upsurge of black unrest which his movement represented . Futile attempts were made by the party to gain control of Garvey's organization or to win Garvey over to the Communist side.97 All of ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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