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Dudley Brooks

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: The Washington Post, Libération, SFGate, Chron, The Seattle Times, NewsBreak, Frederick News Post, Midland Reporter-Telegram, Benzie County Record Patriot
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"Ce que j’ai fait a été une étincelle" : mort de Claudette Colvin, figure oubliée de la lutte pour les droits civiques aux Etats-Unis

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By Dudley Brooks
| Libération Verified
L’histoire a retenu Rosa Parks. Pourtant, neuf mois avant elle, dans la même ville et sur la même ligne de bus, une jeune Afro-Américaine de 15 ans nommée Claudette Colvin avait déjà refusé de céder sa place à une femme blanche, dans un bus de Montgomery.
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They endured COVID. But some health-care workers mistrust the future.

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By Dudley Brooks, Sandra Stevenson Verified
| Frederick News Post Verified
More than any other single group, health-care workers bore the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic. In the early days and weeks of the crisis, doctors, nurses and emergency medical technicians were hailed as superheroes — immortalized in graffiti and balcony ovations from New York City to Paris and Madrid.
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They endured COVID. But some health care workers mistrust the future

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By Dudley Brooks, Sandra Stevenson Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
More than any other single group, health care workers bore the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic. In the early days and weeks of the crisis, doctors, nurses and emergency medical technicians were hailed as superheroes — immortalized in graffiti and balcony ovations from New York City to Paris and Madrid.
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