ethnic organizations in the United States

Ethnic organizations in the United States are formal or informal groups formed around shared ancestral, cultural, or national origins that provide social support, cultural preservation, advocacy, and community resources for their members.

Aliases (12)

• Black nationalist organization ×5
• African American organization ×2
• Black nationalist movement ×2
• Arab American community ×1
• Asian American organization ×1
• Mexican American movement ×1
• Native American civil rights movement ×1
• Native American organization ×1
• auxiliary of the National Urban League ×1
• cultural nationalist organization ×1
• ethnic organization ×1
• minority rights movement ×1

Instances (19)

• Norwegian-American organizations
• Chicano movement ("Mexican American movement")
• Yemeni American ("Arab American community")
• Black Panther Party ("Black nationalist organization")
• US Organization ("cultural nationalist organization")
• Republic of New Afrika ("Black nationalist organization")
• Nation of Islam ("Black nationalist organization")
• Congress of African People ("Black nationalist organization")
• Romani organizations ("ethnic organization")
• American Indian Movement ("Native American organization")
• Niagara Movement ("African American organization")
• Red Power movement ("Native American civil rights movement")
• National Urban League Young Professionals ("auxiliary of the National Urban League")
• Five-Percent Nation (Nation of Gods and Earths) ("Black nationalist movement")
• Bundism ("minority rights movement")
• Japanese American Citizens League ("Asian American organization")
• Organization of Afro-American Unity ("Black nationalist organization")