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Garvey used contemporary rhetoric usually reserved for aristocratic white people to point out the fallacies of American life in the ’20s, and to build the platform for the Universal Negro Improvement Association, the predecessor to the NAACP. Garvey’s speeches are still revered in the Caribbean, including Jamaica and the Virgin Islands.
