During the progressive era,clubs for African American women
A) differed sharply from white women's clubs in their structure.
B) often took anti-lynching and anti-segregation positions.
C) existed in large numbers despite the racial inclusiveness of white-founded women's clubs.
D) tried to ignore overtly racial issues such as segregation.
E) did not exist.

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Clubs for African American women during the progressive era often took anti-lynching and anti-segregation positions. This was a significant difference from white women's clubs, which mostly avoided these issues.

During the Progressive Era,clubs for African American Women