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Overcoming Discrimination: Marcus Garvey's Vision

Learn how Marcus Garvey advised African Americans on handling discrimination in the U.S., the significance of the UNIA, and A. Philip Randolph's contributions. Explore terms including "Men of Bronze" and the 19th Amendment's impact on women's suffrage in 1920.

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Overcoming Discrimination: Marcus Garvey's Vision

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  1. Bell Ringer #8 – 1/25/2010 • How did Marcus Garvey want Af-Ams to handle discrimination in the U.S.? • Explain the U.N.I.A. • What was A. Philip Randolph known for doing?

  2. Terms from Study Guide • Men of Bronze – nickname for black soldiers who fought in the 369th Regiment during WWI. These men fought with the French using French weapons against the Germans. • 19th Amendment – Gave all women the right to vote & was passed in 1920.

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