Mothers' Movement
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The Mothers' Movement refers to the coalition of right wing groups and organizations in the United States predominantly made up of female members. They represented an anti-World War II, anti-Communist, anti-Roosevelt, anti-Semitic and pro-Nazi agenda. Their numbers included:
- National Legion of Mothers of America (formed by Father Charles Coughlin in 1939
- National Blue Star Mothers
- Crusading Mothers of America
- We, the Mothers
- We, the Mothers, Mobilize for America
With a membership of up to 6 million, they wielded considerable influence, and were only halted by the Great Sedition Trial in 1944.