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Black exodus; Black nationalist and back-to-Africa movements, 1890-1910

by Edwin S. Redkey

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"Today's black nationalism grows from a tradition which originated long before Marcus Garvey excited urban blacks in the 1920s. Mr. Redkey has detailed--often in the poignant words of the participants--the reasons for and the fate of several back-to-Africa schemes in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries."--Dust cover.… (more)
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"Today's black nationalism grows from a tradition which originated long before Marcus Garvey excited urban blacks in the 1920s. Mr. Redkey has detailed--often in the poignant words of the participants--the reasons for and the fate of several back-to-Africa schemes in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries."--Dust cover.

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