Question
How did Mary McCleod Bethune help African Americans during the Great Depression? A. By giving out donations of money to poor African Americans B. By encouraging FDR to include African Americans in the leadership of the New Deal agencies? C. By encouraging African Americans to leave the South
Answers
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B. By encouraging FDR to include African Americans in the leadership of the New Deal agencies.
Mary McLeod Bethune was a prominent leader in advocating for African Americans during the Great Depression. She was instrumental in pushing for the inclusion of African Americans in New Deal programs and worked directly with President Franklin D. Roosevelt to ensure that Black voices were represented in the government’s efforts to alleviate the economic struggles of the time.
Mary McLeod Bethune was a prominent leader in advocating for African Americans during the Great Depression. She was instrumental in pushing for the inclusion of African Americans in New Deal programs and worked directly with President Franklin D. Roosevelt to ensure that Black voices were represented in the government’s efforts to alleviate the economic struggles of the time.