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Re: Hon. Marcus Mosiah Garvey - Afrikan Postman

LACK OF CO-OPERATION IN THE NEGRO RACE

It is so hard, so difficult to find men who will stick to a purpose, who will maintain a principle for the worth of that principle, for the good of that purpose, and if there is a race that needs such men in the world today, God Almighty knows it s the of which I am a member.

The race needs men of wisdom and ability. Men of character and above all men of honesty, and that is so hard to find.

The greatest stumbling block in the way of progress in the race has invariably come from withing the race itself. The monkey wrench of destruction as thrown into the cog of Negro(Nubian) Progress, is not thrown so much by the outsider as by the very fellow who is in our fold, and who should be the first to grease the wheel of progress rather than seeking to impede it.

But notwithstanding the lack of sympathetic co-operation, I have one consolation---That I cannot get away from the race, and so long as I am in the race and since I have sense and judgement enough to know what affects the race affects me, it is my duty to help the race to clear itself of those things that affect us in common.

--The Wisdom of the Hon. Marcus Mosiah Garvey.

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