I Wish to Follow in the Steps of Hubert Harrison

Statement of diversity - I am hoping that Hubert Harrison was born in St. Croix in the Virgin Islands in 1883 and became the most famous atheism in America in the 1920s. One of them. Harrison was a controversial man since childhood. He came to New York at the age of 17 and used foreign language knowledge to find postal work. This allows him to pursue his passion for learning and writing. However, when he wrote an article criticizing Booker T, the pursuit of the latter soon put him and his boss into the water.

In 1917, "Hurlem's extremist father" Hubert Harrison founded the Freedom League and voice, the first organization of the "New Black Movement" and the first newspaper. Harrison's organization and newspaper are political, but also emphasize art (his newspaper has a book review "Poems for people"). In 1927, Harrison challenged the concept of Renaissance with the Pittsburgh Messenger team. He believed that the concept of the "black Renaissance" ignored "the flow of literary works flowing from black writers from 1850 to the present", he said that the so-called "Renaissance" is primarily a white invention.

Hubert Harrison (left, 1883 - 1927) is a name you might not be accustomed to. He is a Western Indian American writer, a political activist who worked at Harlem and influenced the radical knowledge of A. Phillip Randolph and Marcus Garvey directly due to the new black movement. With numerous molecules, he claims class consciousness, secular humanism, and social progressiveism - he is also a socialist. For several years, he and the American Socialist Party (1912-1914) were deeply involved in the organizational level and then turned to other things.

So I started writing this article with Hubert Harrison's work. Before explaining why discussions on economic justice are whitewashed, we must understand socialism. After leaving the American Socialist Party, Harrison will continue to be an editor of the Black World, Marcus Garvey's United Nations Black Association (UNIA) newspaper, which has 500,000 subscribers. As a result, Garvey affected Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr.

Apparently, Dani Harrison followed the footsteps of his father. However, rather than mimicking what George Harrison does, Dani Harrison walks his way and incorporates his point of view in lawsuits. That's why I think his debut is the beginning of a solid and successful personal career.