What was the main objective of the Back to Africa movement?

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Introducing African traditions into American society.Advocating for non-interference with African nations.Authors who incorporated African subjects in their literature.Fulfilling the aspirations of an oppressed group for freedom, equality, and self-governance.None of the above.

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The Back to Africa movement was centered on addressing the struggles of oppressed people by pursuing their rights to freedom, equality, and democratic governance, rather than merely promoting cultural exchange or literary themes.

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What was the main objective of the Back to Africa movement?

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