US EditionShe Opened The First General Hospital For African Americans In The State Of Georgia In 1920, As Well As The First Obstetrical Hospital For African American Women
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She Opened The First General Hospital For African Americans In The State Of Georgia In 1920, As Well As The First Obstetrical Hospital For African American Women
There have been so many magnificent women who worked and made progress in the medical field and changed the game for generations to come. One of those women was Georgia Rooks Dwelle, an African American physician from Georgia who made history after opening the first general hospital for African Americans in the state and the first obstetrical hospital for African American women. Georgia was born in Albany, Georgia in 1884. Her father was a trust…
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