Yes, women did attend NAACP meetings and played significant roles within the organization from its inception. Prominent female members, such as Mary White Ovington and Ida B. Wells, contributed to its mission of combating racial discrimination and advocating for civil rights. Women's involvement was crucial in mobilizing communities and addressing issues related to both race and gender. The NAACP recognized the importance of including women in its advocacy efforts and leadership.
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