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In 'The Doctors Blackwell' Janice P Nimura goes beyond the myths surrounding a pioneering female physician


In 1849, Elizabeth Blackwell became the first woman to graduate from an American medical school.
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Portrait of Elizabeth Blackwell by Joseph Stanley Kozlowski, 1963. Collection of SUNY Upstate Medical University. Image via Wikimedia Commons
Elizabeth Blackwell s life has long figured prominently in the standard inspirational liturgy for little girls. In 1849, Blackwell became the first woman to graduate from an American medical school. She completed rigorous postgraduate training and led a busy professional life. She unlocked the doors of the male medical world and propped them wide open for the rest of us.
Needless to say, this hoary version of events contains some inaccuracies. For one thing, some doors barring women from male-dominated medical spheres are even now not yet open. For another, during much of recorded histor ....

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Heal thyself in 'The Doctors Blackwell' - The Boston Globe


Heal thyself in ‘The Doctors Blackwell’
Confronting the complicated legacy of the first woman to earn a medical degree in the US
By Jennifer Latson Globe correspondent,Updated January 20, 2021, 7:28 p.m.
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America’s first female doctor wasn’t all that interested in healing the sick. She was also surprisingly ambivalent about women’s rights — and about women in general.
“Women are feeble, narrow, frivolous … and undeveloped in thought and feeling,” she once wrote to a suffragist, voicing her objection to the activist’s claim that the tyranny of men was to blame for the subjugation of women. “The exclusion and constraint woman suffers, is not the result of purposed injury or premeditated insult. It has arisen naturally, without violence, simply because woman has desired nothing more.” ....

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