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In 1850, Martin Delany made history as one of the first Black students at Harvard Medical School—only to be expelled weeks later after white students protested. But rejection didn't stop him. He became a physician, abolitionist writer, and co-editor of Frederick Douglass's North Star newspaper. His 1852 book challenged Black Americans to consider building their own nations. Then in 1865, after meeting with President Lincoln, Delany was commissioned as the first Black field officer in U.S. Army history. This is the story of a man who turned every closed door into a battering ram. Martin Delany's legacy proves that the system can reject you, but it can't define you.

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