From TB to AIDS: epidemics among urban Blacks since 1900

The southern negro problem and the origins of sociomedical racialism

The turn toward scientific epidemiology: Black migration, World War I, and the new clinical order

Medicine's first line of defense: building the Black public health sector in the 1920s

The nation-state confronts the Black health crisis: depression through new deal

The Black health paradigm solidifies: from World War II to pharmacological revolution

Health care delivery and a people divided: facing the AIDS epidemic.