Unlike the NAACP, the United Negro Improvement Association was entirely led, financed, and staffed by blacks and placed women in positions of leadership.

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The United Negro Improvement Association (UNIA), founded by Marcus Garvey, was indeed led, financed, and staffed predominantly by Black individuals and was notable for placing women in significant positions of leadership, contrasting with many other organizations of its time, including the NAACP, which had more diverse leadership and financing sources.

Unlike the NAACP, the United Negro Improvement Association Was Entirely