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Not a “Root Doctor”

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The chapter opens with a description of Moore’s daily visiting book from his first year in Durham. The chapter continues to quote Lyda Moore Merrick to understand the family’s life in Durham as well as Moore as physician, husband, and father. It also explores Moore’s relationship with the rest of the community in Durham, including his foundation of and attendance in church, founding of a pharmacy (The Durham Drug Company), and bringing a “Colored Fair” to Durham in October 1895. The chapter also delves into the rise of Booker T. Washington and the two ways of thinking about racial uplift in the twentieth century. Overall, the chapter examines the ways in which Moore rose to become a prominent representative and voice of the Black population in North Carolina; it was a role Moore understood the weight of.
University of North Carolina Press
Title: Not a “Root Doctor”
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The chapter opens with a description of Moore’s daily visiting book from his first year in Durham.
The chapter continues to quote Lyda Moore Merrick to understand the family’s life in Durham as well as Moore as physician, husband, and father.
It also explores Moore’s relationship with the rest of the community in Durham, including his foundation of and attendance in church, founding of a pharmacy (The Durham Drug Company), and bringing a “Colored Fair” to Durham in October 1895.
The chapter also delves into the rise of Booker T.
Washington and the two ways of thinking about racial uplift in the twentieth century.
Overall, the chapter examines the ways in which Moore rose to become a prominent representative and voice of the Black population in North Carolina; it was a role Moore understood the weight of.

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