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Honor the kin
Every Chapter member, founder, and contributor of the movement is named, photographed, and recorded — with the dignity of a state portrait, not the noise of a feed.
For fifteen years and counting, The Collective Black People’s Movement has gathered the kin, the Chapters, and the businesses who carry the Garveyite tradition into the present. The directory is being prepared — stewarded by the Editorial Committee, presented with the standard of honor the movement has always deserved.
“Up, you mighty race; you can accomplish what you will.”— Marcus Mosiah Garvey
Every Chapter member, founder, and contributor of the movement is named, photographed, and recorded — with the dignity of a state portrait, not the noise of a feed.
The Chapter network is the body of the movement. We make it visible — geographically, historically, and in its present-day stewardship.
Black-owned, CBPM-affiliated businesses are first-class records in the directory — because economic sovereignty is the movement's discipline made material.
The full directory of kin, Chapters, and businesses launches this season. Leave your email and we will write to you, once, when the directory opens.
We honor your inbox. One message when the directory opens — nothing more, ever.