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She was an African American physician and public health researcher.
She worked hard to fight against racism in healthcare.
Where and when she lived:
She was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on February 4, 1899.
She died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on July 24, 1949.
What she did:
She founded the Aspiranto Health Home in Philadelphia, where she provided medical care to people who were often denied it elsewhere.
She studied how racism affected the health of Black Americans.
She worked hard to provide healthcare to those that were in the most need.
Education:
She went to the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania.
Important things to know
She also received a masters degree from Yale University.
She faced a lot of discrimination because of her race, but she never gave up.
Her work helped to improve the health of many people, especially in the African American community.
Dr. Virginia Alexander's Legacy:
Dr. Alexander was a physician who dedicated her life to providing medical care to underserved communities.
She's especially known for her work in Philadelphia.
Information about her life and work can be found through historical societies and archives.
For example, Drexel University's Legacy Center has information regarding her work.
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