The philosophy and opinions of Marcus Garvey, or, Africa for the Africans

Originally published in 1923 and 1925

Epigrams -- Propaganda -- Slavery -- Force -- Education --Miscegenation -- Prejudice -- Radicalism -- Government -- Evolution & the result -- Poverty -- Power -- Universal suspicion -- Dissertation on man -- Race assimilation -- Christianity -- The function of man -- Traitors -- Present day civilization -- Divine apportionment of earth -- Universal unrest in 1922 -- World disarmament -- Cause of wars -- World readjustment --the fall of governments -- Great ideals know no nationality -- Purpose of creation -- Purity of race -- Man know thyself -- A solution for world peace in 1922 -- God as a war lord -- the image of God -- The slave trade -- Negroes' status under alien governments -- The Negro as an industrial makeshift -- Lack of co-operation in the Negro race -- White man's solution for the Negro problem in America -- The true solution of the Negro problem -- White propaganda about Africa -- The three stages of the Negro in contact with the Whiteman -- Booker T. Washington's program -- Belief that race problem will adjust itself a fallacy -- Examples of white Christian control of Africa -- The thought behind their deeds -- Similarity of persecution -- Shall the Negro be exterminated? -- Africa for the Africans -- The future as I see it -- Emancipation Speech -- Christmas Message -- Easter Sermon -- Convention Speech -- Statement on arrest