Emphasis Preaching Journal
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In the late 1800s there were three African-American leaders who wanted to integrate blacks into white society in three very distinct ways. Marcus Garvey actually did not want to integrate blacks into white society but instead remove them altogether. Garvey started the Back-to-Africa movement, to have all blacks in the United States return to Africa and resettle in their homeland. W.E.B. DuBois, the second prominent leader, advocated a more radical approach. He was the founder of the NAACP.
