汎アフリカ会議
Among the delegates were:
Eliezer Cadet, Universal Negro Improvement Association
Blaise Diagne, Senegal, and French Commissioner General of the Ministry of Colonies
William Jernagin, Washington, USA
Charles D. B. King, Liberia
Richard R. Wright
Robert Russa Moton
In 1927, The Fourth Pan-African Congress was held in New York and adopted resolutions that were similar to the Third Pan-African Congress meetings.
It also led partially to the creation of the Pan-African Federation, founded in 1946 by Nkrumah and Kenyatta.
There were 33 delegates from the West Indies and 35 from various British organizations, including the West African Students Union. The presence of 77-year-old Du Bois was historic, as he had organized the First Pan-African Congress in 1919.
The British Press scarcely mentioned the conference. A number of resolutions were passed, among them the criminalization of racial discrimination and the main resolution decrying imperialism and capitalism.