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5:11Now PlayingHear about the History of Shaw University -- the South's oldest historically Black college -- from University President Dr. Dorothy Cowser-Yancy. Established in 1865 to educate Freedmen living in Raleigh, Shaw includes such notable firsts as Leonard Medical School -- the South's first 4-year medical school for Black doctors and pharmacists, and Estey Hall -- the first building constructed in the U.S. for the higher education of Black women.
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