i dont think it is very relevant at all in today's context, but then again afrikan culture and ideology is adaptive and inclusive, lemme say that again...adaptive and inclusive. garvey was making a point at black solidarity and not that itegration bug going around. advocating some kind of homogeny is not a bad thing at all. to me, in today's context it would mean black people tappering down/stopping this race mixing, but that's a whole other story...
(((((SCENE FROM AMISTAD)))))
Baldwin(white man): "I said it! I said it! But I shouldn't have. Now what I should have said..."
Translator: "I can't translate that. I can't translate SHOULD."
Roger Baldwin: "You mean there's no word in Mende for SHOULD?"
Translator: "No, either you do something or you don't don't do it."
Roger Baldwin: "What I said to you before the judgment is ALMOST how it works, ALMOST..."
Cinqué (Sengbe): "What kind of place is this?!? Where you almost mean what you say?!? Where laws almost work?!? How can you live like this?!?"