Charlotte Rhone a pioneer in nursing and community service
The text honors Charlotte Rhone as possibly the first African American certified RN in North Carolina and a founder of the NACGN. It details her 1903 Craven County registration, activism against segregation, leadership in nursing education, civic work, and her role in founding The Climbers Club with her sister Carrie through NACW links, shaping health and community programs amid Jim Crow.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Craven County
Craven County Superior Court
Board of Nurse Examiners
National American Nurses Association
Martha Franklin
New York City
New York
Charlotte Rhone
National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses
NACGN
U.S
Althea T. Davis
Sudbury Jones and Bartley Publishers Inc
The
New Bern Sun Journal
Sun Journal
St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church
Johnson Street
National Association of Colored Women
Climber’s Club
Climbers of
New Bern
New Bern Historical Society Journal
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Indiana
Pence
Scott County
Trump
U.S
California
Solano County
San Francisco
Sacramento County
UC Davis Medical Center
Northern
CDC
Brad Simmons
David Lubarsky
UC Davis Health
White House
Anne Schuchat
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
China
South Korea
Japan
Italy
Iran
Nancy Messonnier
National Institutes of Health
Anthony Fauci
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