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Four women in white nurses uniforms and caps in front of a brick building which says "GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL"
Posted inMinority Health

Separate and not equal: Remembering Charlotte’s Good Samaritan Hospital

by Yen Duong February 26, 2019November 13, 2019

By Yen Duong When Charlotte’s Good Samaritan Hospital was built in 1891, no one wanted to go. “Everybody went over there died,” said Thereasea Clark Elder, 92, a former public health nurse who worked at Good Samaritan for 14 years. “When I was young I used to see people in the community caring for the […]

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