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18468
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The Leonard Medical School, located at historic Shaw University in Raleigh, was the state's first four-year, MD-granting program and was one of the first in the nation. The school was established in 1882. The article includes a photograph of the school's first faculty.
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41163
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An examination of the Otey sisters’ role in North Carolina history included: the demand for their formal attire among high society during the first half of the 20th century; their involvement in Civil Rights movement during the second half of this century.
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Kay, Willie Otey, 1894-1992; Clothing and dress; Shaw University (Raleigh); Shaw University--Leonard Medical School (Raleigh); North Carolina Museum of History--exhibits--Willie Otey Kay; Civil Rights movement--North Carolina--June Campbell; Civil Rights movement--North Carolina--Ralph Campbell; North Carolina Debutante Ball--Willie Otey Kay; Alpha Kappa Alpha Ball--Willie Otey Kay; African American hospitals--John Walcott Kay
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42802
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The James E. Cheek Learning Resource Center on the campus of Shaw University in Raleigh holds an interesting archive concerning the school's past. Henry M. Tupper founded the institution shortly after the Civil War in 1865. Ella Baker, the First Lady of Gospel music was a graduate of Shaw. Another institution, North Carolina A&T University began on the Shaw campus in 1891, later moving to Greensboro, N.C. where it is now the nation's largest HBCU.
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