Along the way they meet Caleb who is unable to hide his jealously toward Marcus. Afraid he'll lose her, Caleb confesses his love to Miriam and though he would not force her to be with him, he would kill any other man whom she loves. Marcus discovers that Caleb is the murderer and also falls deeper in love with Miriam as they spend time together...
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Miriam pleads with him not to arrest Caleb and he agrees, out of love for her. Caleb, realizing Miriam loves Marcus, and not knowing she's trying to save Caleb's life, follows Marcus home to confront and challenge him to a fight to the death. Marcus tries to talk him out of it, but Caleb insists. During the fight Marcus cuts off Caleb's forefinger and tells Caleb he will save his life...
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Invisible Man Character Relation To Strong Black Leaders At The Time The intention of the movement was for those of African ancestry to "redeem" Africa and for the European colonial powers to leave it. The idea that African Americans should return to Africa was known as the Colonist Movement...	2 / 384
Marcus Garvey When Marcus returned to Jamaica he got re-acquainted with a group of friends and founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA), which sought, among other things, to work on black emigration to Africa...	5 / 1242
Marcus Garvey Garvey embraced Washington's ideas and returned to Jamaica to found the UNIA with the motto "One God! One Aim! One Destiny!" Initially he kept very much in line with Washington by encouraging his fellow Jamaicans to work hard, demonstrate good morals and a strong character, and not worry about politics...	3 / 744
marcus garvey's influences Lincoln's Emancipation had granted blacks freedom from slavery, but they were still treated as second class citizens. Black people had served in World War I, but there were race riots that showed that whites were not yet willing to treat blacks differently, thus denying them any respect for their contributions to the war effort (Van Leeuwen 1)...	4 / 1087