M. A. Majors, M.D.
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Majors published this image in his book Noted Negro Women, which he wrote hoping to “give inspiration to the girls of present and future generations.” Majors wrote that “a race, no less than a nation, is prosperous in proportion to the intelligence of its women.”
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Dr. Monroe A. Majors
Monroe Alpheus Majors—the first Black Texan to obtain a medical degree—was never content simply to be a pioneer for African Americans in the field of medicine. Throughout his life, he pursued writing, politics, and education, always advocating for…