During the Harlem Renaissance, Jamaican Marcus Garvey advocated for African Americans to

In 1916, Marcus traveled to Harlem where the UNIA thrived. He advocated African Americans to be proud of their race and color and return to Africa to re inspire the culture their ancestors had.

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 move back to Africa.

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During the Harlem Renaissance, Marcus Garvey advocated for a "back to Africa" movement. Garvey did not believe blacks and whites in the United States would ever live peacefully together. Garvey was later deported for mail fraud.

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