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in 1891. The WMCP was the first medical college established for the education of women to become doctors; defying social norms and allowing women the opportunity to obtain high levels of education. By 1925, eighteen African American women had graduated from WMCP; one of which was Louise Fleming who
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Fleming returned to her mission in the Congo, becoming the only African American woman doctor in the country. In 1898, she contracted
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and returned to the United States. Fleming died on June 20, 1899 at the Samaritan Hospital in Philadelphia at the age of 37.
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With the idea of alleviating illness in the Congo, Fleming enrolled in the Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania (WMCP) in
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and her father was half white. When Fleming was young, her father fought with the
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invited Fleming to become their missionary representative to the
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on May 27, 1885. Fleming became a public school teacher in
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Shaw College, Women’s Medical College of Philadelphia
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Louise Cecilia Fleming
Louise Celia "Lulu" Fleming
Fleming Island, Florida
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Physician
Missionary
African Americans
Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania
Woman's American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
enslaved
Plantation
Hibernia
Clay County
Congolese
Union Army
American Civil War
Christianity
Bethel Baptist Institutional Church
Jacksonville
Shaw University
valedictorian
Saint Augustine
Congo Free State
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Palabala
Philadelphia
African trypanosomiasis
Black women in America
ISBN
9780195156775

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