Find Me in the Storm: the Words of Marcus Garvey

The video discusses Marcus Garvey, a Jamaican activist who founded the UNIA. It highlights a powerful quote from Garvey made in 1925, emphasizing resilience and unity among black people. The video also features a snippet from Garvey's 1921 speech, advocating for African unity and development. Garvey's message remains relevant, encouraging future generations to find strength in adversity and work towards a united and prosperous African community.

What organization did Marcus Garvey found to improve the lives of black people?

• NAACP

• UNIA

• SCLC

• Black Panther Party

What is the main message of Garvey's 1925 quote from Atlanta prison?

• To be unafraid and fight for freedom

• To remain passive in the face of adversity

• To seek wealth and prosperity

• To focus on personal success

In Garvey's 1921 speech, what was the primary goal of the Universal Negro Improvement Association?

• To establish a new religion

• To create a new language

• To unite Africans worldwide for a common purpose

• To promote individual success

According to Garvey, what has been the major problem for Africans over the last 500 years?

• Political corruption

• Lack of education

• Disunity

• Economic instability

What does Garvey envision for the African continent?

• A land for foreign investment

• A region for agricultural development

• A self-sufficient nation with its own government and industries

• A place for tourism

What role does Garvey believe unity plays in achieving African emancipation?

• Unity is irrelevant

• Unity is essential

• Unity is a secondary concern

• Unity is a temporary solution

Where has Garvey's organization already established itself according to his vision?

• South Africa

• Egypt

• Liberia

• Kenya