“A people without knowledge of their past, is like a tree without roots.”
B. Stewart
Black nationalist, Marcus Garvey (1887-1940), promoted political and social movements for people of African descent. His approach and leadership was insightful as well as controversial. However, his philosophy supported black identity and black ancestry.
This quote resonates with many of us today as we seek to fulfill our dreams. But what does this saying actually mean today? We took a survey of friends and customers and this is their interpretations:
So, what does: “A people without knowledge of their past . . .” mean to you? Please share with us in the comments section . Your responses may be included in our next Bronzeville Babies issue!
When I wear my Pullman Porter uniform it is a source of pride for family and community
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