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Marcus Garvey's son visits Bath during UK tour
A prominent anti-racism campaigner said that the fight against discrimination must continue.
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Dr Julius Garvey - the son of late Jamaican political activist Marcus Garvey - spoke at Fairfield House in Bath on Friday as part of his UK tour.
The 89-year-old retired vascular surgeon talked about his father's legacy which helped fight racism and discrimination.
He told the crowd: "We have to keep on keeping on - that is the message.
"Righteousness will survive and righteousness will defeat wickedness."
When asked about the current fight against injustice, Dr Garvey said: "We are on the right track and this is the time for things to come forward."
He added that black people and many ethnic minorities have had a "long-distance struggle" coming out of slavery and colonialism.
And describing the war in Ukraine creating a "time of chaos", he said if you look at history "we have always made progress" during these periods.
"My father's movement came to prominence after World War One," he said before he went on to explain how the US civil rights' movement came to the fore after World War Two.
Prof Shawn Sobers - an academic from the University of the West of England - said the talk went "really well" and it was "fantastic to see people come from all over" the country to watch.
A prominent anti-racism campaigner said that the fight against discrimination must continue.
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Dr Julius Garvey - the son of late Jamaican political activist Marcus Garvey - spoke at Fairfield House in Bath on Friday as part of his UK tour.
The 89-year-old retired vascular surgeon talked about his father's legacy which helped fight racism and discrimination.
He told the crowd: "We have to keep on keeping on - that is the message.
"Righteousness will survive and righteousness will defeat wickedness."
When asked about the current fight against injustice, Dr Garvey said: "We are on the right track and this is the time for things to come forward."
He added that black people and many ethnic minorities have had a "long-distance struggle" coming out of slavery and colonialism.
And describing the war in Ukraine creating a "time of chaos", he said if you look at history "we have always made progress" during these periods.
"My father's movement came to prominence after World War One," he said before he went on to explain how the US civil rights' movement came to the fore after World War Two.
Prof Shawn Sobers - an academic from the University of the West of England - said the talk went "really well" and it was "fantastic to see people come from all over" the country to watch.