The Letter from Jamaica

"The Letter from Jamaica," written by Marcus Garvey in 1922, is a passionate appeal to Americans and the world. Garvey emphasizes the dignity and potential of Black people, criticizing racial discrimination and segregation. He advocates for Black economic independence, self-respect, and unity, urging nations to recognize the strength and contributions of Black communities. The letter highlights the importance of cultural pride and calls for justice and equal rights, inspiring Black empowerment and challenging systemic racism during the early 20th century.