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Inside B., Unit 2: Make a Difference

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1 Inside B., Unit 2: Make a Difference
Dr. Rebecca Cole Inside B., Unit 2: Make a Difference

2 1846 – born in Philadelphia

3 Philadelphia 1850

4 School - 1863 School: Institute for Colored Youth
In South Philadelphia Graduated

5 2nd African American woman doctors in the U.S.
1864 She went to college in Massachusetts. 1866 She graduated from the Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania. Massachusetts Pennsylvania

6 Women’s Medical College of PA

7 Clinic for women & children - 1873
New York City South Carolina Take care of babies Taught about good health Learned about good health Learned about legal rights

8 Civil Rights – 1876 / 1890 – 1900s Dr. Cole believed African American and white women should work together. Fought for equal rights. Fought for good home Fought for good landlords for poor people

9 died Doctor for 50+ years South Philadelphia, 1920s

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