The Language of Black Internationalism in the Twenties and Thirties

The language of black internationalism already existed in the twenties and thirties. It was a kind of re emergence of a pan afric nism that's very much trained on the question of independence. The culmination of this would be the 19 forty five manchester conference, pan african conference, which would be the fifth one. And which would be organized largely by george padmore and quame rima. But what i want these three figures and their transformations in this period to indicate is the kind of re emerged of a pan-africa political force.