The onset of WWI resulted in a wave of anti-German sentiments nationwide, and the Baltimore area was a focal point of this rise in racial hostility. Individuals of German ancestry became viewed as a direct threat to the nation, and in many instances felt compelled to conceal their ethnic identity. After the war, this xenophobic

Catered through contributions from members, this is a free event and a Club favorite. No other event has as many enthusiastic contributors and volunteers! Outside guests are welcome. Please consider inviting a friend or potential new member.

The Women by Kristin Hannah

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Like many historically Black cities, Baltimore is sometimes misrepresented in history and the media. We often hear of challenges facing our neighbors, but seldom about the passionate work being done to uplift communities. Through The Guardians project, Whitney Frazier, creative director of WGF Studio and creator of the project, and other local leaders are rebuilding recreation

Please join us in honoring our treasured fifty-year members, who will gather for a special luncheon in the library. This is a great opportunity to thank these respected women for their devotion to the Club and to hear from them about our storied past.

Dr. Howell’s presentation will examine several compelling case studies of African American suffrage activists. Their stories were discovered as a part of a National Park Service project to create a Story Map linking suffragists with noteworthy places in America. Each account reveals the power of collective action and intersections across the regional, racial, and religious