Negro Fellowship League

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The Negro Fellowship League was a Black social and political organization in early 20th-century Chicago that provided community support, advocacy, and a gathering space for African Americans.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf African American organization
community center
political organization
social organization
activityType community organizing
political meetings
social gatherings
advocatedFor African American rights
racial equality
aimedTo promote political participation of African Americans
provide safe meeting space for Black community
support African American social welfare
ethnicFocus Black Americans
surface form: African Americans

Black community
historicalContext racial segregation in the United States
historicalPeriod Jim Crow laws
surface form: Jim Crow era
locationCity Chicago
locationCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
locationState Illinois
operatedIn early 20th century
politicalOrientation African American civil rights advocacy
provided advocacy
community support
educational activities
gathering space
recreational activities
social services
servedCommunity African American migrants
Black residents of Chicago
socialRole community hub
mutual aid organization
supported African American community development
Black civic engagement

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Ida B. Wells founded Negro Fellowship League