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Nay Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Aug-12-06 03:15 PM
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Black men in veterinary science--research question. Heelp!
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I have racked my brain trying to remember where I read an article about a certain black man, sometime in 1940-50 maybe, who was a vet tech and was an AMAZING vet surgeon, but could not practice because he was black and no vet school would ever admit him. A white veterinarian befriended him and they worked together. I think I also remember the vet tech as having invented a mechanical device of some kind that advanced veterinary medicine, but he was never given the credit for it.

Does someone out there remember this article, or can you just tell me this man's name?
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