Negro World

CTL-E-1615 · Publication · 1910s-1930s

VERIFIED evidence grade of this record

Weekly newspaper founded by Marcus Garvey as the voice of the Universal Negro Improvement Association.

The record

Also known as: The Negro World

Relationships

Joel Augustus Rogers — wrote for
Rogers wrote for the UNIA’s weekly newspaper, the Negro World.
Marcus Garvey — founded by
Garvey founded the newspaper Negro World as the voice of the UNIA movement.
Marcus Garvey — wrote for
Garvey founded Negro World and wrote for it as the UNIA’s official organ.

Referenced by

Marcus Garvey — founded → this record
Marcus Garvey — affiliated with → this record

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