馬科斯·加維（英語：Marcus Garvey；1887年8月17日—1940年6月10日）[1] 是20世纪初牙買加的政治家、出版商、記者、企业家和演說家，為环球黑人改进协会和非洲社群联盟的创始人。他是黑人民族主義者和泛非主義者，被認定為黑人民族主義先驱。他的政治思想被称为加维主义。
事实速览 馬科斯·加維, 出生 ...
| 馬科斯·加維 |
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 Garvey in 1924 |
| 出生 | 馬科斯·加維
(1887-08-17)1887年8月17日
牙買加聖安娜區 |
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| 逝世 | 1940年6月10日(1940歲—06—10)（52歲）
 英国倫敦 |
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| 职业 | 政治家、出版商、記者、企业家和演說家 |
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| 知名于 | 黑人民族主義和泛非主義 |
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| 儿女 | Marcus Mosiah Garvey, III (born 17 September 1930) and Julius |
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| 父母 | Marcus Mosiah Garvey, Sr.
Sarah Jane Richards |
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关闭
他出生于牙买加，在牙买加创建了环球黑人改进协会和非洲社群联盟，该协会分支机构最多时达到30多个，分布在美国和加勒比国家。还创办了黑人报纸、各种类型的商店、黑星轮船公司。他鼓吹黑人重返非洲，激发黑人种族自豪感。凭借杰出的演讲能力，赢得了中下层黑人的拥护。
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