Then
Segregation denied Black patients hospital care and excluded Black physicians from local medical institutions.
Dr. Ulysses Grant Bourne created medical access, professional institutions, and civic leadership in Frederick, Maryland.
Segregation denied Black patients hospital care and excluded Black physicians from local medical institutions.
Bourne’s practice and hospital established a foundation for generations of Black health professionals in Frederick.
Health equity requires both excellent caregivers and institutions prepared to serve every community.
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