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“We Only Care For White Germs”: How Black Chicagoans Used Community Care to Overcome Medical Discrimination
This project examines the use of Community Care as a means of healthcare within Black American populations, specifically in Chicago. Background information is provided on the evolution of Community Care, from slavery, to post-emancipation, to the early 20th century. Provident Hospital of Chicago in
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