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I find this just entirely too incredible to buy, but I don't have direct knowledge of any of it nor can I find any other references to it.
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How does opposing McGarvey make one a White Supremacist?
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They are a Black GREEK secret Society called the “Boule”, and can be pronounced as “Boolay”. They were formed from the secret society called “Skulls & Bones“, which was founded at Yale University in 1832. The secret society was originally founded by a Doctor named Henry McKee Minton, together with five other black men. They were Dr.’s Eugene T. Henson, Edwin Clarence Howard, Algernon Brashear Jackson, Robert Jones Abele, and Richard John Warrick. And all of these men were from Philadelphia. These men were referred to as the “talented 10th“, by WEB DuBois who was among the Black men who founded the New York City chapter of the “Boule”.
The name WEB DuBois is not a new name to any student and follower of African-American history. He was one of those who were vocal about Black rights in America. But he was not being open about his motives. He was the major weapon used against Marcus Garvey in his campaign for a United Africa. The White-supremacists of America, in 1918, saw the over one million followership arcus Garvey had, and they systematically deployed WEB DuBois to dismantle his movement...
His affirmation to the goal of Boule, points annoyingly to the fact that some of our brightest elites in the Black community are used against the people, and most times, they are not ashamed to speak so boldly of their intentions, or the job which they have been sent to do.
To fully understand the impact of what Marcus Garvey was doing for Africans, home and abroad, this article of ours details his achievements and how his dream for a better Africa was cut short. Dubois was the strongest opponent of Garvey, and he, DuBois, had the full backing of the white- supremacist cooperations and secret societies who didn’t want to see Africa free.
Garvey’s plan was to convince and take as much Africans from the Americas (North and South America), and build new and buoyant resettlement in the African nation of Liberia. He had economic, social, and political plans for this African returnee to influence change and lead African into prosperity, away from the evils of slavery and colonialism. The new nation was to produce and control its own rubber crops, since rubber was a major cash crop at that era. But rubber was just one of the natural resources that the new nation would use in building wealth for itself and her neighbors.
The name WEB DuBois is not a new name to any student and follower of African-American history. He was one of those who were vocal about Black rights in America. But he was not being open about his motives. He was the major weapon used against Marcus Garvey in his campaign for a United Africa. The White-supremacists of America, in 1918, saw the over one million followership arcus Garvey had, and they systematically deployed WEB DuBois to dismantle his movement...
His affirmation to the goal of Boule, points annoyingly to the fact that some of our brightest elites in the Black community are used against the people, and most times, they are not ashamed to speak so boldly of their intentions, or the job which they have been sent to do.
To fully understand the impact of what Marcus Garvey was doing for Africans, home and abroad, this article of ours details his achievements and how his dream for a better Africa was cut short. Dubois was the strongest opponent of Garvey, and he, DuBois, had the full backing of the white- supremacist cooperations and secret societies who didn’t want to see Africa free.
Garvey’s plan was to convince and take as much Africans from the Americas (North and South America), and build new and buoyant resettlement in the African nation of Liberia. He had economic, social, and political plans for this African returnee to influence change and lead African into prosperity, away from the evils of slavery and colonialism. The new nation was to produce and control its own rubber crops, since rubber was a major cash crop at that era. But rubber was just one of the natural resources that the new nation would use in building wealth for itself and her neighbors.
How does opposing McGarvey make one a White Supremacist?