I'm not that far along in the documentary. I honestly can't tell you when I first heard of Marcus Garvey. I want to say Sister Act 2. What happened to the followers of Garvey in America? I had African-American History in high school, taught by a black teacher, but I don't remember her teaching about him. I'm trying to understand why the majority of blacks born after 1940 don't talk about him.
I see a constant battle here over African spirituality and Religion.
What I don't quite get is why? I understand but why? African spirituality in all of it's culture's all served one Supreme Being. Rather it was Amen, Sango, so many names but one Supreme Being. We all know that the Bible was based on African history.
We know history itself was African. Stolen and manipulated for their benefits. We know this. We are aware of the Trinity. No matter where you go you will find One Supreme Being. It's ones choice once you recognize how you except it. You can't use good for evil and vice versa. I'm just saying respect one anothers choice . There is no need to argue are dishonor. All culture has searched for the Supreme Being. That we should at least agree on. I'm not debating I truly understand. We all trying to get it right.