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Alabama's Colored Women's Club
An Alabama's Colored Women's Club refers to any member of the Alabama Federation of Colored Women's Club, including the "Ten Times One is Ten Club", the Tuskegee Women's Club, and the Anna M. Duncan Club of Montgomery. These earliest clubs united and created the Alabama Federation of Colored Women's Club in 1899. By 1904, there were more than 26 clubs throughout Alabama. The most active ones were in Birmingham, Selma, Mobile, Tuskegee, Tuscaloosa, Eufaula, Greensboro, and Mt. Megis.〔Thomas, M.M. (1992). ''The new woman in Alabama: Social reforms and suffrage, 1890- 1920''. Tuscaloosa: The University of Alabama Press.〕
==Early History==
The first African American women's club in Alabama, the "Ten Times One is Ten Club" was established in 1888.〔Perry, T.E. and Maye, D.D. (2007). "Bein' womanish: Womanist efforts in child saving during the Progressive Era." ''Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work'', 22, No 2, 209- 219.〕 It was followed by the Anna M. Duncan Club of Montgomery, established in 1892, and the Tuskegee Women's Club, established in 1895.〔Thompson, B. S. (1963). ''A century of Negro progress in Montgomery city and county''. Alabama: Southern Publishing Co.〕
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