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(applause and cheers) Garvey: We, of the united
negro improvement association, Are raising the cry for
africa for the africans, Those at home and those abroad. (applause and cheers) We seek to emancipate
the negro everywhere, Industrially, Educationally, Politically. And religiously. On going back to our
respective homes. We go with determination
to lay down, if needs be, The last drop of our blood
for the defence of africa. And the emancipation
of our race
negro improvement association, Are raising the cry for
africa for the africans, Those at home and those abroad. (applause and cheers) We seek to emancipate
the negro everywhere, Industrially, Educationally, Politically. And religiously. On going back to our
respective homes. We go with determination
to lay down, if needs be, The last drop of our blood
for the defence of africa. And the emancipation
of our race
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(applause and cheers)
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Garvey: We, of the united
negro improvement association,
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Are raising the cry for
africa for the africans,
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Those at home and those abroad.
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(applause and cheers)
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We seek to emancipate
the negro everywhere,
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Industrially,
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Educationally,
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Politically.
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And religiously.
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On going back to our
respective homes.
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We go with determination
to lay down, if needs be,
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The last drop of our blood
for the defence of africa.
00:00:34.601 --> 00:00:36.301
And the emancipation
of our race.
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Movie Summary
Railway workers from both Canada and the United States joined together to give birth to the world's first Black union.