William G. Anderson first gained national attention as the president of the Albany Movement. Later, he was recognized as a renowned osteopathic physician, educator, surgeon, and hospital administrator. Anderson was born in Americus, Georgia on December 12, 1927, to Emma Jean Gilchrist and John Daniel Anderson Sr. He graduated high school at the age of […]
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