KINGSTON, Jamaica, January 27, 2022 - The P.J. Patterson Centre for African-Caribbean Advocacy is throwing its full weight behind the decades-old campaign for the posthumous exoneration of Rt. Excellent Marcus Mosiah Garvey with letters to President Biden from CARICOM Heads and public petitions from member states.
In a letter addressed to all CARICOM Heads of State and Government, the Centre has invoked their endorsement by three specific steps:
It should be generally known that signatories are not confined to citizens or residents in The United States. This is a global campaign and the more persons above the age of 18 who subscribe, the more effective will the petition prove.

Marcus Garvey was a heroic pioneer in the fight against racial inequality. This is a most propitious time for his long overdue posthumous exoneration.
The Centre makes an urgent plea -
“Let our voices be heard loud and strong on the Continent, across the Caribbean Sea and throughout our Diaspora as one in this plea, for the tenets of justice demand it”, said the Centre in its appeal.
Head of the Marcus Garvey Institute has conveyed his deep appreciation of the Centre’s support in the global campaign to obtain a minimum of 100,000 signatories to the petition. Dr Julius Garvey has announced -
“We can be contacted and followed at our website – justice4garvey.org. The following will be posted there on February 1st to sign the petition at contactus/the whitehouse.
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The link for the signatories will be posted on February 1st and the campaign conducted throughout Black History Month until March 2.
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