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Honoring our ancestors of black liberation Black Doll Project Marcus Garvey, he’s one of our guiding ancestor as we build. Marcus Mosiah Garvey, Jr. was born in St Ann's Bay, Jamaica on August 17, 1887, and died in London, England on June 10, 1940. In 1914, Garvey organized the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in Kingston, Jamaica. His efforts were to uplift the condition of black people worldwide. Garvey promoted pride in the black race and economic empowerment. In 1919 the Negro Factories Corporation, a branch of the UNIA, generated income and provided jobs for blacks with its numerous enterprises. These included a chain of grocery stores and restaurants, steam laundry, tailor shop, dress making shop, millinery store, publishing house, and a doll factory. ...Mothers! [Garvey is quoted as urging] Give your children dolls that look like them to play with and cuddle. Yes, Marcus Garvey, well known as a Black Nationalist and orchestrator of a "Back to Africa" movement in the United States during the early 1900s, made black dolls for black children. as he built a factory to create black dolls. By us for us video by: @blackstarline.ccu ・・・ #GarveyWasRight #Garveyites #RBG4Life #RBGBlakademics #NewAfrkan77WordPress.Com #MarcusMosiahGarvey #Garveyism #MarcusGarvey #Garvey #RBG #UNIA #universalnegroimprovementassociation #BlackStarLine #Back2Africa #AfricaForAfricans #PanAfrikanism #PanAfrican #NewAfrikan #ProvisionalPresidentofAfrica #BuyBlack #RBGz #OutlawRBG #OutlawRBGWorldWide #RedBlackGreen #RedBlackGreenFlag - #regrann #dominicanslovehaitians #blacklikeme #blackdollproject #buildingcommunity #decolonize #decolonizeyourmind #caribbean #latinx #afrolatina #liberation #thisishowwegetfree