What was a belief of the black nationalist?

Black nationalists believed in the promotion of Black self-determination and empowerment, advocating for the establishment of independent Black institutions and communities. They sought to address systemic racism and inequality by emphasizing pride in Black identity and culture, often rejecting assimilation into a predominantly white society. Many black nationalists also supported the idea of returning to Africa or creating a separate nation for Black people as a means of achieving true autonomy and freedom.