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i'm going to start off with leading a statement by congresswoman yvette d. clarke representing new york's ninth congressional district. and this is her statement that she wanted red at this marcus garvey press conference. august 17, 2016. marcus garvey lives in history as one of the first leaders of the american civil rights movement. to unite people towards a common goal of social progress. marcus garvey founded the universal negro improvement association and african communities league, which at one time had nearly 6 million members in 40 countries. in 1923 marcus garvey was unjustly convicted of mail fraud and deported from the united states, despite having his sentence commuted by former president calvin coolidge in 1927. for almost 30 years efforts have been made to exonerate marcus garvey. the family of marcus garvey started this crusade in july of 1987 when one of the most senior members of the congressional black caucus, the honorable john conyers, held a hearing in the judiciary committee on the conviction. they getting coincide with the resolution submitte

congresswoman yvette d clark representing a new york congressional district. this is her statement that she wanted to have read at the marcus harvey press conference august 17, 2016. marcus garvey lives in history as one of the first readers of the american civil rights movement. to unite people toward a common goal of social progress. marcus garvey founded the universal negro improvement association and african communities lake, which at one time hit nearly 6 million members in 40 countries. in 1923, marcus garvey was unjustly convicted of mail fraud and deported from the united states, despite having his sentence commuted from former president coolidge. for most 30-year's efforts have been made to exonerate marcus garvey. the family started this crusade in july 1987 when one of the most senior members of the congressional black caucus held a hearing in the judiciary committee on the conviction. the hearing coincided with the resolution submitted by another senior member, the honorable charles wrangle. asserted that marcus garvey was innocent of the charges b