Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Aaron McDuffie Moore, M.D. (September 6, 1863 – April 29, 1923) was the first Black medical doctor of Durham, North Carolina, USA, and a prominent leader in the African American community. He is best known for founding the Lincoln Hospital, a medical facility that served Negro patients during a time of racial segregation. Moore was also instrumental to the incorporation of North Carolina Mutual Life Company and the improvement of North Carolina's rural school education. Through philanthropic works and business enterprises, Dr. Moore played a significant role in elevating the standards of living of African Americans in Durham. He also overcame racial discrimination, bridging the White and Black communities in Durham as well as improving its healthcare and economy.. }
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- Aaron_McDuffie_Moore abstract "Aaron McDuffie Moore, M.D. (September 6, 1863 – April 29, 1923) was the first Black medical doctor of Durham, North Carolina, USA, and a prominent leader in the African American community. He is best known for founding the Lincoln Hospital, a medical facility that served Negro patients during a time of racial segregation. Moore was also instrumental to the incorporation of North Carolina Mutual Life Company and the improvement of North Carolina's rural school education. Through philanthropic works and business enterprises, Dr. Moore played a significant role in elevating the standards of living of African Americans in Durham. He also overcame racial discrimination, bridging the White and Black communities in Durham as well as improving its healthcare and economy.".