After noting and analyzing the state of race relations, and the weak political and economic power of Africans all over the world, Alarcus Garvey concludes that Africans had every interest in practicing racial solidarity, and in committing to building an Africa economically and politically strong. His vision of a strong Africa, and Africans proud to be Africans, remains, and has in fact been rekindled by the relatively recent Renaissance movement. African. The African Philosophy Course represents the last political wills and the political testament of a man, advocate of hard work, perseverance and self-discipline, who remains unparalleled in the history of the global mobilization of Africans; ... "You must be patient and find the time to civilize our people." He said. It is not just the ideas of Marcus Ganey that command respect, but also the fact that he developed a program of action to allow very precisely the emergence of a black nation strong in all respects. This program was articulated and activated through the Association for the Universal Improvement of Blacks and the League of African Communities, with over eight million members. spread over 42 different countries and 800 chapters! The UNIA created factories, schools, institutes, universities, and is at the origin of the very first black beauty contests, in order to remind our people that God created them in his image, perfect. Marcus Garvey is therefore the father and practitioner par excellence of Black Nationalism. His ability to inspire and organize black people remains unmatched. It seems quite simply unlikely that no text by Marcus Garvey has been translated into French so far, given the unique and extraordinary place that Marcus Garvey occupies in African history. This is the task that Ama Mazama has tackled.