The Black Women's Club Movement

The Black Women's Club Movement was a network of organizations established in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by African American women to promote social, educational, and political advancement. These clubs aimed to improve community welfare, fight racial and gender discrimination, and advocate for civil rights. They also supported initiatives like education programs, health care, and civil activism. The movement played a crucial role in empowering Black women, fostering leadership, and addressing issues impacting their communities, laying groundwork for broader social change and civil rights efforts.