Marcus Garvey and Haiti

By The Public Archive | Published: March 28, 2011

[Garvey's Women's Brigade.]

Marcus Garvey to President Louis Borno of Haiti

New York, 3 August 1924

We are in deep sympathy with the indignation of the people of Haiti in the matter of the rape of the country through a forcible occupation by an alien race.

We shall work along with the patriots of Haiti to free her from the yoke of exploitation.

Long live free and independent Haiti, the pride of the black race of the Western world.

Our convention sends greetings to you and the people of Haiti.

Fourth Annual International Convention of the Negro Peoples of the World

MARCUS GARVEY
Chairman

Negro World (9 August 1924)

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