UNIA: Building A Black Global Business Network

Marcus Garvey was a man ahead of his time, whose vision was unfettered by the opinions of those around him. His imagination saw international shipping companies, publications circulating throughout the world, farming and industry on the continent of Africa, and so many things the restricted minds of men and women just two generations out of American slavery could barely fathom. But he built what he envisioned and proved that the genetic memory of many centuries of successful nation building was stronger than the few hundred years of repressed aspirations. Today we look at the rebuilding of a movement, during a time when global connections are accessible with the mere touch of a few buttons on a computer. Minister Revin Fellows of the United American Progress Association discusses an upcoming convention which has the potential of recreating and solidifying a global business network