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What did marcus garvey’s universal negro improvement association advocate?
a. return of african americans to their homeland
b. cultural integration of black and white americans
c. cultural pluralism in american society
d. reduction of racial tension through anti-lynching campaigns
e. universal education for the african-american community

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