Scenarios about 'Black nationalism'
Black nationalism is a social and political movement advocating for self-determination, cultural pride, and separate institutions for people of African descent. Emerging prominently in the 19th century and gaining momentum during the civil rights era, it encompasses diverse ideologies from Marcus Garvey's "Back to Africa" movement to the Nation of Islam's economic self-sufficiency principles. In alternate history scenarios, Black nationalism often explores how different leadership, timing, or international support might have altered the movement's influence on global politics and racial dynamics.
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