The African Blood Brotherhood’s origins included a Hamitic League identification

Evidence

When the Brotherhood was first proposed in Briggs’s monthly magazine, The Crusader, it was designated The African Blood Brotherhood “for African Liberation and Redemption.” Even earlier, though, The Crusader had advertised itself as the “Publicity Organ of the Hamitic League of the World” (June 1919, p. 1). This so-called Hamitic League, with headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska, set itself the task of uniting the so-called Hamitic peoples, the chief ethnic group of North Africa. — Cedric J. Robinson, Black Marxism_ The Making of the Black…, 1018