In the Early Twentieth Century,Marcus Garvey Advocated a Black Nationalism

In the early twentieth century,Marcus Garvey advocated a black nationalism movement that can be described as:

A) an empowering form of separate but equal where blacks and whites shared in the power of American government and civil society
B) the precursor to the civil disobedience movements of the 1950s and 1960s,advocating for nonviolent resistance
C) a legal reformatory program centered on the expansion of black rights through the recognition of equality in American civil law and social policy
D) a movement seeking power for blacks in the form of black-owned businesses and a black-run government and military