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Dr. Aaron McDuffie: First Black Physician and Pillar of Durham, NC

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Dr. Aaron McDuffie was Durham, North Carolina's first black physician and a pillar of the city’s black community. He was among the founders of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company (1899) and later its president. The company, still in business today, prides itself on its early and unwavering commitment to community improvement, as described […]

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