African American women’s club movement

Target entity: African American women’s club movement
Context triple: [Mary Church Terrell House National Historic Landmark, associatedWith, African American women’s club movement]

• A. National Association of Colored Women
  The National Association of Colored Women was a pioneering African American women’s organization founded in 1896 that advanced civil rights, education, and social reform through the motto “Lifting as We Climb.”
• B. National Council of Negro Women
  The National Council of Negro Women is a nonprofit organization founded in 1935 by Mary McLeod Bethune to advance the rights, education, and economic opportunities of Black women and their families in the United States and abroad.
• C. National Coalition of 100 Black Women
  The National Coalition of 100 Black Women is a nonprofit advocacy organization dedicated to empowering Black women and girls through leadership development, economic empowerment, and policy advocacy.
• D. Women’s Political Council
  The Women’s Political Council was a civic organization of Black women in Montgomery, Alabama, that played a pivotal role in initiating and organizing the Montgomery Bus Boycott during the civil rights movement.
• E. National Negro Convention movement
  The National Negro Convention movement was a series of 19th-century gatherings of African American leaders and activists organized to coordinate strategies for abolition, civil rights, and Black community advancement in the United States.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: African American women’s club movement
Target entity description: The African American women’s club movement was a nationwide network of Black women’s organizations in the late 19th and early 20th centuries that advanced civil rights, education, and social reform in the face of racism and sexism.

• A. National Association of Colored Women
  The National Association of Colored Women was a pioneering African American women’s organization founded in 1896 that advanced civil rights, education, and social reform through the motto “Lifting as We Climb.”
• B. National Council of Negro Women
  The National Council of Negro Women is a nonprofit organization founded in 1935 by Mary McLeod Bethune to advance the rights, education, and economic opportunities of Black women and their families in the United States and abroad.
• C. National Coalition of 100 Black Women
  The National Coalition of 100 Black Women is a nonprofit advocacy organization dedicated to empowering Black women and girls through leadership development, economic empowerment, and policy advocacy.
• D. Women’s Political Council
  The Women’s Political Council was a civic organization of Black women in Montgomery, Alabama, that played a pivotal role in initiating and organizing the Montgomery Bus Boycott during the civil rights movement.
• E. National Negro Convention movement
  The National Negro Convention movement was a series of 19th-century gatherings of African American leaders and activists organized to coordinate strategies for abolition, civil rights, and Black community advancement in the United States.
• F. None of above. chosen