Why did the movement collapse so quickly when Garvey was removed from the picture? Weren’t the ideas he espoused valid enough to keep the movement going without him?

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Tanner Babcock · Answer 1 · 2021-01-10T09:12:38+0000

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The company's collapse was detailed in an essay by black intellectual W. E. B. Du Bois, who cast doubt on Garvey's trustworthiness and suspicion on UNIA's overall program. The main economic venture of Marcus Garvey was the Black Star Line.

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Why did the movement collapse so quickly when Garvey was removed from the picture? Weren’t the ideas he espoused valid enough to keep the movement going without him?

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