Selected Writings and Speeches of Marcus Garvey (Dover Thrift Editions)

Dive into the stirring oratory and poignant writings of Marcus Garvey in "Selected Writings and Speeches of Marcus Garvey (Dover Thrift Editions)," a collection that showcases the powerful voice of one of the most significant figures in the fight for racial justice. Published on January 11, 2005, this anthology captures the essence of Garvey's impact as a pioneering advocate for African-American rights and a beacon of black pride. From his early days as a printer and newspaper editor to his influential speeches that reached millions, Garvey's work ignited a sense of dignity and destiny among African-Americans and sparked movements around the world. This compilation, ideal for high school readers, includes seminal pieces like “The Negro’s Greatest Enemy,” and addresses critical themes such as leadership, unemployment, and emancipation. It not only serves as essential reading for students of African-American history but also provides valuable insights for anyone interested in the roots and evolution of the civil rights movement. Reflect on Garvey's enduring message and its relevance in today's continuing struggles for equality and justice.