Marcus Garvey Direct Comprehension Of The Negro's Greatest Enemy

Marcus Garvey is an extremely articulate man of great courage and vision. In The Negro’s Greatest Enemy Garvey pours his heart over the treatment of black people and how that he will bring forth his dream of “a new world of black men, not peons, serfs, dogs and slaves, but a nation of sturdy men making their impress upon civilization and causing a new light to dawn upon the human race.” And 5 days after his dream he established The Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities (Imperial) League to begin his march to bring forth a new comprehension of the negro race. He makes it sound so effortless. In fact, Garvey tends to toot his own horn exceedingly and thinks that almost everyone around him is plotting against him. Ultimately, Garvey used his intelligence and extreme charisma to lead the first mass movement advocating for black nationalism.
Additionally, Garvey believed that “There was a world of thought to conquer.” This idea represents another part of his dream where he had hoped people would one day overcome negative notions that most of the world thought of negros. Furthermore, Garvey hoped that “The black people should not be encouraged to remain in white people’s countries”. This message goes out to all black people because in his eyes the negro man has always been dominantly thought of as subhuman in the eyes of white countries. The white countries refers to mainland Europe, The United Kingdom, South America, North America, and his place of birth in The Caribbean. As those were all the countries he went to before finally heading to Harlem where his voice was heard