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Early African-American Woman Physicians: "She has undertaken a Herculean task"

Although the Emancipation Proclamation freed all Confederate slaves in 1863, the following decades were rife with racism and racial inequality. A set of formal and informal social and legal policies throughout the Southern United States called the “Jim Crow” laws enforced racial segregation and continued to deny African Americans their full rights as American citizens. Blacks were often prevented from voting, could not socialize with whites, attend school with whites, use the same restrooms, patronize the same businesses, or even occupy the same public spaces as whites. Explore how early African-American women doctors created their own opportunities and cared for their communities at: http://doctordoctress.org/islandora/o...