Mamie Currie Hughes

Mamie F. Currie Hughes was born on May 3, 1929. In 1954 Mamie and her husband, Leonard Hughes, came to Kansas City, Missouri, and joined organizations to better the city. Mamie was a leading member of the local NAACP chapter along with other organizations that sought to improve conditions in Kansas City for the African American community. Mamie was regarded by some as "Kansas City's own 'godmother'."

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