Strong leaders within the church played a key role in mobilizing communities and organizing protests to challenge discriminatory practices and policies. The impact of the Great Migration on African American churches extended beyond religious boundaries, influencing the broader social and political structure of communities. The churches became motivation for community empowerment and social justice movements, driving positive change and progress in the face of adversity. Woodson's examination of this period underscores the resilience and strength of African American churches in navigating and challenging systemic barriers and injustices. As African American churches continued to be at the most important aspect of social justice movements and community empowerment initiatives, their influence on the culture and politics of communities remained significant. By providing a space for dialogue, activism, and solidarity, these churches played a crucial role in shaping the collective identity and aspirations of African Americans during a time of social and political
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