UNIA | FBI, Sabotage, & the Criminalization of a Movement | ep7

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Chapter 7 dives deep into one of the most chilling chapters in Caribbean history and Black history. As the UNIA emerged as a global force, governments and colonial powers — especially in the United States — took coordinated action to crush what they viewed as the most organized movement for Black sovereignty in modern times. Led by the Bureau of Investigation, later known as the FBI under J. Edgar Hoover, the campaign was a masterclass in covert sabotage.

Listeners will uncover the tactics used to dismantle Marcus Garvey’s empire — from infiltrating the UNIA with undercover agents to using propaganda, surveillance, and legal manipulation to destroy its credibility. The Black Star Line was relentlessly attacked, leaders were stalked, and meetings were infiltrated, all in a bid to erase the idea that Caribbean identity and cultural resilience could reshape the world.

This episode is more than just a history story — it’s a chilling reminder of how powerful movements that center Caribbean literature, Jamaican music, and diasporic unity are often met with calculated resistance. We explore why Garvey’s dream was so feared — and why resilience in the face of colonial oppression still echoes through Maroon communities and Caribbean stories today. Perfect for history experts, travel experts, and lovers of island vibes, this chapter will challenge how you view resistance, identity, and the fight for freedom in the Caribbean diaspora.

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