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Celebrated Black neurosurgeon returns to Mississippi – Jackson Advocate

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Recently, Laurel, MS, welcomed celebrated and world-renowned neurosurgeon, Dr. Deborrah Hyde, back home with a street naming in her honor. Dr. Deborrah Hyde Avenue is on the east side of town. It’s not often that a small town like Laurel can brag that it produced the nation’s second Black female neurosurgeon, but Laurel has that […]

Source: Jackson Advocate -; The voice of black Mississippians

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