Declaration of the Rights of the Negro Peoples of the World

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The Declaration of the Rights of the Negro Peoples of the World is a 1920 manifesto issued by Marcus Garvey’s movement that asserted Black pride, self-determination, and global civil and human rights for people of African descent.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical document
human rights declaration
political manifesto
adoptedAt UNIA convention NERFINISHED
adoptedBy Universal Negro Improvement Association NERFINISHED
aimsTo assert global rights of people of African descent
challenge global white supremacy
promote Black pride and dignity
associatedWith Marcus Garvey NERFINISHED
UNIA NERFINISHED
Universal Negro Improvement Association NERFINISHED
author Marcus Garvey NERFINISHED
condemns colonialism
imperialism
lynching
racial discrimination
segregation
date 1920
declares equality of Black people with all other races
right of self-determination for Black people
right to political independence for African peoples
focusesOn African diaspora
people of African descent
genre political declaration
hasLegalStatus non-binding
historicalContext post–World War I era
historicalPeriod interwar period
influenced Black nationalist movements
Pan-Africanist thought
later Black human rights discourse
influencedBy Pan-African movement NERFINISHED
language English
mainSubject Black nationalism
Black pride
Pan-Africanism NERFINISHED
anti-racism
civil rights
human rights
self-determination
movement Garveyism NERFINISHED
placeAdopted New York City NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
supports Black political representation
control of African resources by Africans
economic self-reliance for Black communities
education for people of African descent
yearAdopted 1920

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Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League adoptedDocument Declaration of the Rights of the Negro Peoples of the World