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Niagara Movement
served as a forerunner to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and the civil rights movement. -
Grouth of the Niagara Movement
Movement had grown to 170 members in 34 States. -
End of the Niagara Movement
Opening the door for another movement that allowed women, especially after the riots in Springfield, Illinois -
NAACP National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
New York City by an interracial group of activists, partially in response to the 1908 Springfield race riot in Illinois. -
NAACP starts the Publication The Crisis
This became the leading publication for Black writers and it still in publication today -
Supreme Court ruled the Grandfather Clause Unconstitutional
NAACP Challenges the Grandfather Clause and won -
Silent March
10,000 people participated in the New York City Silent march protesting lynchings and violent actions against Black People -
NAACP Grows
By this eaar there had more than 90,000 members and over 300 branches -
Young Negroes Cooperative League
purpose was to develop black economic power through collective planning. -
Anti-Lynching Law Passed
It took over 100 to finally get the Anti-lynching law passed.