Organized by Trinidadian barrister Henry Sylvester Williams, the conference brought together delegates and observers from Africa, the Caribbean, the United States and Britain. It linked racial equality, colonial abuses and African self-government, while the surviving record also shows the limits of an elite-led meeting.
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What was distinctive about the 1900 Pan-African Conference?
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The conference connected African and diaspora activists around rights and colonial rule.
The 1900 Pan-African Conference was attended only by representatives of independent African states.
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It included diaspora and African participants; African states were not represented as a bloc of sovereign nations.