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 | | Around 1900 Carrie become one of the founding members of the Ohio Federation of Colored Women, an affiliate of the National Association of Colored Women, and was a member of the female auxiliary of the Niagara Movement, forerunner to the NAACP.. |
 | | When William Clifford received an appointment to the War Department in 1908, the family moved to Washington, D.C. Here Carrie opened her home to weekly gatherings of Black intellectuals from Howard University, and participated in the social life of the city. |
 | | The gathering of the men was none too gentle, and was carried out by individuals, mostly police officers, who in the weeks before had been invading African American neighborhoods in riot and harassment against the residents there, this time with official approval, and the title of "provost-guard". |
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