Freedom Enterprise, xii (Detroit Association of [Colored] Women’s Clubs (DAWC))
- Identifier
- DBB-ITM-02609
- Source
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Kendra D. Boyd, Freedom Enterprise: Black Entrepreneurship and Racial Capitalism in Detroit (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2025). Pages: xii.
- Source Type
- Boyd Research Findings
- Activity
- community and social needs
- Principal
- Detroit Association of Colored Women’s Clubs (Detroit Association of Women’s Clubs / DAWC)
- Location
- 5461 Brush St
- Transcript
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Detroit Association of [Colored] Women’s Clubs (DAWC).
This organization was formed in 1921 from a group of eight
Black women’s clubs in the city. The association’s home, located
at 5461 Brush Street at the corner of East Ferry, was purchased
in 1941. The DAWC had more than seventy affiliated clubs at its
height in 1945. The organization later dropped the word “Colored”
from its name. - Title
- Freedom Enterprise, xii (Detroit Association of [Colored] Women’s Clubs (DAWC))
- Resource class
- Documentation