Leaders such as Marcus Garvey and W. E.B. DuBois supported the unity of all black Africans, regardless of national boundaries through which socio-political movement?

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Confucianism

Pan-Africanism

Conservatism

Zionism

The socio political movement thus described is known as Pan Africanism.

Explanation:

Pan Africanism was the movement started by the Black leaders of the early 20th century that believed that the African people who have been discriminated against throughout the time and in all of the world must unite on the basis of their nation of origin.

This unison was to creative a cohesive whole out of the situation in Africa and all other other African settlers who were urged to  move to Africa or to have brethren-ship with them

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