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July 26: “The Trickster” Patrick Francis Healy Became Black America’s First PH.D Today in 1865

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On this day in 1865, Patrick Francis Healy (1834-1910) earned his doctorate degree in philosophy at the Catholic University of Louvain in Belgium, becoming the first known African-American to achieve a PhD in higher education. However, throughout Healy’s career he was passing as white. His multiracial heritage allowed him opportunities for success not otherwise afforded to blacks […]

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