you mentioned that this organization works for the jews, when did this particular religious group arrive in india?
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the american civil liberties union (aclu) was founded in response to what The controversial Palmer raids. could you explain a bit more about the union? It is a nonprofit organization founded in 1920 "to defend and preserve the individual rights and liberties guaranteed to every person in this country by the Constitution and laws of the United States". who were the leaders behind this initiative? Helen Keller, Roger Nash Baldwin, Crystal Eastman and a few others. where from the money for this was procured? From  grants (50.0%), membership donations (25.4%), donated legal services (7.6%), bequests (16.2%), and revenue (0.9%). who were the supporters? National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the American Jewish Congress, People for the American Way, and many more. what do the second organization work for? They defend Jewish interests at home and abroad through public policy advocacy, using diplomacy, legislation, and the courts. when was it established? November 1918 what are their views regarding women? They were he first mainstream Jewish organization with a membership of both men and women to devote considerable time, effort, and resources to women's issues. do they publish any periodicals? UNANSWERABLE
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American Jewish Congress [SEP] Women's issues
The AJCongress was the first mainstream Jewish organization with a membership of both men and women to devote considerable time, effort, and resources to women's issues. The Women's Division, founded 1933, carried on these activities for approximately fifty years before it was discontinued as a separate section; the organization subsequently continued its support for women's rights and feminist perspectives under the auspices of the Commission for Women's Equality (CWE), which was established in 1984. The CWE has turned its attention to the ethical, legal, and medical issues arising from research revealing that Ashkenazi Jewish women have higher-than-average frequencies of gene mutations predisposing them to breast and ovarian cancer.