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English: Ruby Hearn participated in a 2011 ceremony honoring the first African American women graduates of Yale School of Medicine: Beatrix Hamburg, Yvette Fay Francis, and Doris Louis Whethers.
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Ruby Hearn at Yale School of Medicine 2011 celebration of African American women graduates

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