Reminder Edmonds SnoKing AAUW to host Nov. 8 program on Black women in WA civil rights movement - My Edmonds News

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The Edmonds SnoKing Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) will host a significant program on November 8, focusing on the contributions of Black women to the civil rights movement in Washington. The presentation, titled “We Are Also in Bondage Here,” aims to illuminate the often-overlooked roles these women played in advocating for justice and equality. This event is part of Humanities Washington’s initiatives to enhance public understanding of civil rights history. Attendees will learn about the historical context and the specific challenges faced by Black women during this movement. The event is designed to be inclusive, inviting community members to engage in vital discussions about civil rights.

This program not only highlights the past but also aims to inspire current and future generations to continue the fight for equality. The significance of this event lies in its potential to educate and empower attendees. By bringing attention to these narratives, the AAUW hopes to foster a deeper appreciation for the complexities of civil rights history in Washington.

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