Historical Events tagged with "mary mcleod bethune"
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Social Movements & Civil Rights
Mary McLeod Bethune Founds NCNW
December 5th, 1935 89 years ago
Mary McLeod Bethune established the National Council of Negro Women in New York City to unite various women's organizations across the United States. This coalition aimed to address issues affecting African American women and their communities, advocating for civil rights, education, and social welfare. The organization was created to harness the power of collective action among women and provide a platform for them to voice their concerns. Bethune's leadership inspired many in the community and set a precedent for future activism.
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