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GARVEY, MARCUS.
The Blackman, a Monthly Magazine of Negro
Thought an Opinion. Volume 1, number 5. May-June, 1934.
20 pages. 4to, original
rust colored wrappers.
Kingston, 1934
[1,000/1,500]
GARVEY AND THE U
.
N
.
I
.
A
’
S OFFICIAL ORGAN IN EXILE
.
The Blackman, was largely written
by Garvey himself. The lead article in this issue is a rather harsh critique of W.E.B. Du Bois.
Other articles include an obituary for William Monroe Trotter, “The Challenge” extolling the
Japanese who like their German counterpart were spreading their influence geographically in a
prelude to WWII; Centenary of Negro Emancipation, marking Emancipation in the West
Indies. The remaining eight articles were all written by Garvey: Negro Psychology, The Negro
Race, The West Indian Negro, etc.
QUITE RARE
,
ONLY ONE HOLDING OF THE FIRST YEAR
OF THIS IS LOCATED BY OCLC
,
AT TEMPLE UNIVERSITY IN PHILADELPHIA
.
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GARVEY, MARCUS.
Marcus Garvey seated at his desk in the office of the
Negro World.
Gelatin silver print photograph, 5
7
⁄
8
x 4 inches, sepia toned, faded portion
to Garvey’s right, probably over exposure; tiny nick to the top center, not affecting the
image; “Marcus Garvey” and a small serial number at the top from the negative; serial
number and remains of a label and various stamps on the reverse from a defunct photo service.
New York, April, 1922
[800/1,200]
A SCARCE IMAGE OF THE NOTED BLACK LEADER IN HIS OFFICE AT THE NEGRO WORLD
NEWSPAPER
.
The Negro World was the official organ of the U.N.I.A., with its offices in New
York’s Harlem.
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