Quote by Marcus Garvey

Liberate the minds of men and ultimately you will liberate the bodies of men.

Liberate the minds of men and ultimately you will liberate t

Summary

This quote suggests that true liberation starts with freeing people's minds from oppressive beliefs, systems, and ideologies. When individuals are mentally liberated, they are more conscious and aware of their rights, potential, and ability to bring about change. By challenging and dismantling the mental chains that confine people, this quote asserts that physical liberation will naturally follow suit. In essence, freeing the minds of individuals leads to the empowerment and liberation of their entire being.

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Men

By Marcus Garvey

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