Questions and Answers - The Life of Marcus Mosiah Garvey

This book takes shape around images and ideas that are centered within the vortex of the black experience, a nitty-gritty ghetto experience resulting in contradictory emotions, anguish, hope, love, despair, happiness, faith, the lack of faith, and dreams: stubbornly holding on to an elusive romantic belief that the people of this world should not be insensitive to the dictates of injustice, but are well attuned to the voice of humanity. Surely, Marcus Garvey was 'The Father of African Nationalism.'