Gallery: The U.N.I.A.
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Leaders of the Universal Negro Improvement Association who traveled to Liberia in 1921 pose for a photograph.
Credit: The Marcus Garvey and UNIA Papers Project -
This notice from The Negro World advertises stock in Garvey's Negro Factories Corporation.
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Marcus Garvey and other Universal Negro Improvement Association leaders on parade.
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A notice from the February 26, 1921 issue of The Negro World seeks investors in Garvey's Black Star Line.
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A marching band parades past a large crowd of people at one of the numerous Universal Negro Improvement Association parades.
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A parade photograph shows members of the Universal Negro Improvement Association mounted on horseback.
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An illustration from a brochure advertising shares in the Black Star Line depicts an African American mother and children with a burning cross that references the Ku Klux Klan.
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Uniformed members of the Universal Negro Improvement Association march on parade.
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 A photograph from late summer 1920 shows the elected leaders of the First International Convention of the Negro Peoples of the World convened by Garvey at Liberty Hall in New York.
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This notice from The Negro World seeks investors in Garvey's Black Star Line.
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A photograph dated September, 1924 depicts Universal Negro Improvement Association members outside their headquarters at Liberty Hall in New York during a convention.
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This announcement calls for members of the Universal Negro Improvement Association to settle in Liberia, Africa.
Credit: The Marcus Garvey and UNIA Papers Project
