Addressing Segregation in Nursing: A Call for Equality and Justice

Dec 04, 2025

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This text discusses the historical injustices of racial segregation, particularly within the nursing profession. It highlights laws that prohibited white female nurses from working in wards with Black men, illustrating the systemic discrimination faced by people of color. Segregation extended to various aspects of daily life, preventing children of different races from playing together and enforcing discriminatory practices in public facilities. The text also references the ongoing impact of hate groups like the KKK, emphasizing the need to confront these social issues today.

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Addressing Segregation in Nursing: A Call for Equality and Justice

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Segregation being Solved • Nursing - "No person or corporation shall require any White female nurse to nurse in wards or rooms in hospitals, either public or private, in which negro men are placed." (Alabama law) • Segregation is wrong because it discriminated men just because their color. • Made it where black boys and white boys couldn't play together or talk with each other. • Made a lot of laws that restricted blacks and whites from using the same bathroom or even eat at the same restaurant. • KKK was a clan that majorly hated anyone who wasn't white , the KKK is still going on today many people are arested for hate crimes in the KKK.