Read the following excerpt from W.E.B. Du Bois's article in *The Crisis* (1920):
"Marcus Garvey is, without doubt, the most remarkable leader of the Negro race in America today... He has captured the imagination of the masses. Yet, his dream of a separate Black empire in Africa, financed by unsound business ventures, ignores the necessity of fighting for civil rights and political equality where Black people currently reside."
Based on the excerpt, which of the following best characterizes the primary ideological disagreement between W.E.B. Du Bois and Marcus Garvey?
- ADu Bois championed a mass-based populist movement to overthrow colonial regimes, whereas Garvey worked primarily through international diplomatic channels and elite conferences.
- BDu Bois argued that all African descendants shared a single, uniform cultural identity, whereas Garvey emphasized the distinct regional cultures and civilizations across the African continent.
- Du Bois advocated for securing political rights and civil equality within existing Western nations, whereas Garvey prioritized economic self-reliance and physical emigration to Africa.Cevap
- DDu Bois favored immediate emigration of all Black Americans to Liberia, whereas Garvey urged Black Americans to focus entirely on building separate municipal institutions in Northern US cities.
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Du Bois advocated for securing political rights and civil equality within existing Western nations, whereas Garvey prioritized economic self-reliance and physical emigration to Africa.
The correct answer accurately contrasts Du Bois's emphasis on legal, political, and social integration and civil rights within the United States with Garvey's nationalist vision of economic independence and building an independent African empire.
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