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The Black Angels were African American nurses who worked at Seaview Hospital in Staten Island, New York, during the 1940s, a time when tuberculosis was rampant and there was a severe nursing shortage. With no cure available, many white nurses refused to work under these conditions. Despite the challenges of segregation, black nurses stepped up to the task, earning the name THE BLACK ANGELS from the patients, because all they saw were black nurses. In 1951, a cure was discover

For Nurses By Nurses Productions is a media workspace missioned to empower the health sciences through film, documentaries and lecture. Visioned to bridge gaps in education through through its' groundbreaking work of scientific storytelling. Post | FNBN Studios In our inaugural cinematic lecture we bring together six iconic women, Harriet Tubman, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Zora Neal Hurston, Mary McLeod Bethune and Mary Peake. And in this gathering we intersect lessons learned

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Racism in Nursing and the African American Nursing Experience

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