Which author wrote Ethiopia Unbound?

Which author wrote Ethiopia Unbound?

• A. Casely Hayford
• B. W. E. B. Du Bois
• C. Marcus Garvey
• D. Claude McKay

Answer: (A)

Ethiopia Unbound is an early 20th-century work that centers on African self-respect, unity, and liberation from colonial rule, using Ethiopia as a symbol of African independence and a call for Pan-African consciousness. The author is Casely Hayford, a Gold Coast journalist and politician who wrote this influential piece in the early 1900s to argue for dignity, self-determination, and collective action among Africans. His voice helped lay groundwork for later African nationalist and diasporic thought. In contrast, the other authors wrote different landmark works: W. E. B. Du Bois is known for Souls of Black Folk, Marcus Garvey for Black nationalism and the UNIA, and Claude McKay for Harlem Renaissance poetry and fiction.

Ethiopia Unbound is an early 20th-century work that centers on African self-respect, unity, and liberation from colonial rule, using Ethiopia as a symbol of African independence and a call for Pan-African consciousness. The author is Casely Hayford, a Gold Coast journalist and politician who wrote this influential piece in the early 1900s to argue for dignity, self-determination, and collective action among Africans. His voice helped lay groundwork for later African nationalist and diasporic thought. In contrast, the other authors wrote different landmark works: W. E. B. Du Bois is known for Souls of Black Folk, Marcus Garvey for Black nationalism and the UNIA, and Claude McKay for Harlem Renaissance poetry and fiction.