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June 30, 2014

 

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Lacking any barging chips many of the Pan African Congress meeting lead to no real action until the meeting in 1945. It was at this meeting that a new strategy was introduced. Using techniques from India the congress decides that the African trade unions would play a significant role in the movement...
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" Your weapon the strike and the boycott are inveigle" with the use of trade union the landscape of the congress also changed. In prior years the Pan African movement was a "protest movement of middle class African Americans intellectual residing out side Africa" with the incorporation of the trade unions continental Africans began to play a more critical role in the movement...
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