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... Pan - African movement ; and also a number of black scholars and creative writers who gave shape to the cultural aspects of Pan - Africanism . All of these men were responding to a common challenge - the challenge implicit in the racist ...
... Pan - African movement ; and also a number of black scholars and creative writers who gave shape to the cultural aspects of Pan - Africanism . All of these men were responding to a common challenge - the challenge implicit in the racist ...
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... Pan - Africanism and ' Pan- Africanism ' : Some Historical Notes , " Phylon , Vol . 23 , No. 4 ( 1962 ) . 91. Legum , Pan - Africanism , pp . 28-30 . 92. Elliott M. Rudwick , " Du Bois versus Garvey : Race Propagan- dists at War , " The ...
... Pan - Africanism and ' Pan- Africanism ' : Some Historical Notes , " Phylon , Vol . 23 , No. 4 ( 1962 ) . 91. Legum , Pan - Africanism , pp . 28-30 . 92. Elliott M. Rudwick , " Du Bois versus Garvey : Race Propagan- dists at War , " The ...
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... Pan - African Revolt ( Washington : Drum and Spear Press , 1969 ) , pp . 81-82 . 101. James R. Hooker , Black Revolutionary : George Padmore's Path from Communism to Pan - Africanism ( New York : Praeger , 1967 ) , PP . 93-95 . 102. Legum , ...
... Pan - African Revolt ( Washington : Drum and Spear Press , 1969 ) , pp . 81-82 . 101. James R. Hooker , Black Revolutionary : George Padmore's Path from Communism to Pan - Africanism ( New York : Praeger , 1967 ) , PP . 93-95 . 102. Legum , ...
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