Dorothy Ferebee Biography
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| Real Name | Dorothy Ferebee |
| Nick Name | Dorothy Ferebee |
| Profession | Doctor |
| Age | Sep 14 |
| BIRTHDAY | October 10, 1898 |
| BIRTH PLACE | Virginia |
| BIRTH SIGN | Libra |
Dorothy Ferebee Body Measurement & Physical Status
| Age | Sep 14 |
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| Eye Colour | black/brown |
| Hair Colour | black/brown |
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About
Pioneering physician who devoted her career to providing medical services for African Americans in the South. She founded the Southeast Neighborhood House in Washington D.C. and served as director of the Mississippi Health Project and the Howard University Medical School health services wing.
Before Fame
After graduating from Simmons College in Massachusetts, she attended Tufts University Medical School.
Trivia
During the late 1930s and early 1940s, she served as President of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. Three decades later, she became vice president of the Girl Scouts.
Family Life
Raised in Norfolk, Virginia and Boston, Massachusetts, Dorothy Celeste Boulding (later Ferebee) eventually settled in Washington D.C. Her marriage to dentist Claude Thurston Ferebee resulted in fraternal twins named Claude, Jr. and Dorothy.
Associated With
In 1949, Boulding succeeded Mary McLeod Bethune as president of the National Council of Negro Women.