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Inadequacies of healthcare system in Stanton, Tenn.

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Jean Carney discusses the several, primarily race-related inadequacies of the healthcare system in Stanton, Tenn. prior to the 1977 establishment of the Douglas Community Health Center.

 

Full footage of Jean Carney’s tour and narrative of the Douglas Community Health Center’s origins in Stanton, Tenn.

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A community-driven archive project developed by the Student Health Coalition, in partnership with the Southern Historical Collection at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the Eskind Library at Vanderbilt University.

2020